u. s. good bullet support for ukraine and leave europe to face the conflict on its own. as a warning to the french president from a republican senator entering choppy waters tension right in the pacific region. as a u. s. navy vessel fails through the south trying to see a major drill all around taiwan.

u. s. good end is support for ukraine and leave euro to deal with the war alone. we need to ask europe, did you speak for them? because we're pretty heavily involved in ukraine. right now. we're spending a lot of our tax payer money on a european line. and i've supported that because i think this in the national interest to the united states to be allies, to our allies. but in our allies position, in fact, crone speaks for all of europe and their position now is they're not going to pick sides between the us and china, or taiwan. maybe we shouldn't be picking sides either. maybe we should basically say we're going to focus on taiwan and the threats that china poses. and you guys handle ukraine and europe. it sounds like sen rubio is playing the. how could you, after everything i've done for you card, now the knuckle is 40 with china? yeah, washington has done so much for europe in ukraine, which is why my call is pleaded with washington for a lower prices on gas export to your, from the us. now that the block is dependent on us l. n. g. after being encouraged by w

u. s. dollar. good, no, no. to me every night ask myself, why should every country have to be tied to the dollar for trade? why can we trade in our own currency today, a country needs to run after dollars in order to export, when it could export its own currency, who decided that the dollar was the currency after gold? the call for de dollarization comes as china and brazil have conducted a transaction and yawn for the 1st time ahead of the brazilian president's visit to china. the sides are expected to sign several agreements, underscoring beijing's role as brazilian key partner del marissa, the head of the new development bank, says that bricks, nations continue to prosper and have already outgrown the economies of g 7 countries. it or not on the mice breaks has become even more relevant together, the countries represent over 40 percent of the world's population and approximately a quarter of global g, d, p in purchasing power parity. it is asked me to take a break economy's already knowledge. i think the econ

trade ties are really important, as i'd already been mentioned, vietnam exports most of its goods to the u. s. it's number one export or it goes to the u. s. a 109000000000 worth of goods. and wal officially, china is vietnam's biggest trading partner. and that's really because vietnam is importing many chinese goods. so there are important economic relationships with both countries. but i think for vietnam, they don't want to antagonize china. it's geographically too close to china. there's a long history with china, and so they don't want to be too open about whatever role they might be playing in in the u. s. is efforts to, to counter writing. china is power. ok and natasha, you were mentioning a moment ago, the upgrade and relationships, the u. s. has been pushing for for a boost in relations with vietnam to what's called a strategic partnership. how likely is that to happen now? so we don't have word if this has happened yet after this recent meeting. i think the us is trying to push for this and it's possible that biden will make an official visit to vietnam in july. so from the us pers

u. s. were good at the white house, firmly denied a claim from a former democratic eunice leader. the biden hated the u. k. been that sooner supported biden's views on power sharing. and i think that's incredibly exciting or been growth jobs to prosperity to northern ireland. and i know he shows my ambition to see if students here back up and running. that's what people and businesses and all not deserve. president biden left for the irish republic. having made it clear, the peace in northern ireland needs bolstering, and that can't happen with political instability. andrew simmons al jazeera belfast cutter and bahrain have announced they will resume diplomatic ties following a high level meeting of delegates in riyadh. and the joint statement. the countries said the agreement stems were pushed to strengthen bilateral relations. and hans unity within the region. january bar ain't crown prince spoke with catalyst amier shake. time in been hammered. al fanny by telephone the move was seen as a sign the 2 gulf states were moving towards repairing relations. sir, is a foreign minister,

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u. s. were good at the white house, firmly denied a claim from a former democratic eunice leader. the biden hated the u. k. be invest sooner. supported biden's views on power sharing. and i think that's incredibly exciting. been growth jobs and prosperity in northern ireland. and i know he shows my ambition to see it's choosing to back up and running. that's what people in business is and all not. and as a president, but left for the irish republic, having made it clear, the peace in northern ireland needs bolstering. and that can't happen with political instability under simmons, which is 0 belfast. now that he has cancer and bahrain, heaven knows that thou resumed diplomatic ties. following a high level meeting of delegates in riyadh and the joint statement, the country said the agreement stems from a push to strengthen bilateral relations. unity within the region. in january, bahrain, chrome print spoke with tom amir, 6 mean been handled pony by phone. the move was seen as a sign of the 2 gulf states moving towards repairing relations. serious foreign minister resisting saudi ar

u. s. were good at the white house, firmly deny the claim from a former democratic unit leader. the biden hated the u. k. been that sooner supported biden's views on power sharing. and i think that's incredibly exciting or been growth jobs and prosperity to northern ireland. and i know he shows my ambition to see institutions here, back up and running. that's what people in businesses and all not deserve president biden left for the irish republic. having made it clear, the peace in northern ireland needs bolstering, and that can't happen with political instability. andrew simmons al jazeera belfast . serious foreign minister is visiting saudi arabia for the 1st time in more than a decade. the believe is seen as a step towards ending serious regional isolation. isley mcdonald met prince fives, have been fun and jetta the 2 are expected to discuss a political solution to the syrian crisis. we had supported serious opposition at the beginning of the civil war in 2011. but ties with the government have improved in recent months when it's a busy week for sounding diplomacy. and irani

u. s. were good at the white house, firmly denied a claim from a former democratic unit leader. the biden hated the u. k. in that soon act supported biden's views on power sharing. and i think that's incredibly exciting or been growth jobs and prosperity to northern ireland. and i know he shows my ambition to see institutions here, back up and running. that's what people and businesses and all knowledge is our president biden left for the irish republic. having made it clear, the peace in northern ireland needs bolstering, and that can't happen with political instability. andrew simmons al jazeera belfast . so i had her an out 0. lauren, russia that could been men from leaving the country and force him to fight a motor make faces it's worse color outbreak and 20 years as weeks after cycling devastated part of the country. ah hell i we got those usual sharp showers across a good part of southeast asia. the philippines could see some very heavy downpours, said northern parts of country as we go on into friday for indo china. not too bad . a few showers there into our vietnam into l

u. s. were good, and the white house firmly denied a claim from a former democratic eunice leader that biden hated the u. k. been that sooner act supported biden's views on power sharing. and i think that's incredibly exciting or been growth jobs to prosperity, to northern ireland. and i know he shows my ambition to see if students a back up and running. that's what people in business is and all knowledge is a president biden left for the irish republic. having made it clear, the peace in northern ireland needs bolstering that can't happen with political instability. andrew simmons al jazeera belfast in the united states to tennessee house representatives, who were expelled for protesting against gun violence. have both been reappointed. justin pearson and justin jones blank were voted out by the republican controlled state house last week. they lead protests on the house floor against gun bodies after school shooting nashville, in which 6 people were killed. a 3rd representative whose white participated in the demonstration, wasn't removed to the head. here in al jazeera, the law in russia

u. s. president joe biden is here to march the 25th anniversary of northern islands . good friday, east agreements. and we look at why several states in the western u. s. could be forced to count their water consumption. ah man miles john to has admitted a cow to nest drive that killed more than a 100 people on tuesday. the military said the aim of the attack on the village of a c, g was to restore peace in the region. the un human rights chief says he's horrified by the strike. valcall turk said, school children are believed to be among the victims. they were performing dances at an event organized by opponents of the government, even after them out on the national at 8 am this morning. the national unity government and the people's defense force conducted an opening ceremony of the public administration office at passage village. don't remember who the owl. oh yes, of course we had launched the attack on them. we were informed that pdf were killed at that event under the attack. they are opposing our government. and tony chang sent this update from bangkok. the while ago

u. s economy. victor aymara. good morning. new data shows that the u. s economy added 236,000 jobs in the month of march that was just a touch lighter than economists were expecting. the unemployment rate also dropped to 3.5% it's a sign that the u. s labor market is still robust, but cooling. how can both things be true? well, 236,000 jobs. is close to some of the lowest job growth we've seen in years. compare this, for example, to the 326,000. we added in february and the 472,000 we added in january so cooler, but the figures from march are still very much within the pre pandemic range. the unemployment rate also continues to hover around the 50 year low and while the unemployment rate for black americans remains higher at 5% it's also the lowest it has ever been. markets were closed friday and observance of good friday. but this is the type of report that investors perhaps wanna see cooling job growth, but not drastically in a way that might forecast an imminent recession. next key inflation data on wednesday, april 12th when we received the consumer

u. s. business . cool. good to have you with us, alex. what do you make of samsung's announcement? how significant is it? well, e, it's very important because it reflects much broader trends and you mentioned them in your introduction and, and that is that a cove id a really produced a surgeon demand because of the demand for extra laptops and, and cell phones and wireless technology and so forth. and as we come out of the, that the coven stretch in the global economy, we are seeing that, that demand has gone down. there's, there's been on the flip side, a glut of chips. and, and you know, we have other companies cutting production. um, so yeah, at some point we're going to see the, the price of ships stabilize as production is cut in. as you know, prices are normalized. i think that'll probably happen in the next. ah, maybe 8 months or so. ah, we'll, we'll see how, but there are other factors contributing to this as well. you have the ukraine war ah, which has injected uncertainty. and of course with sanctions, i'm applying to a dual use goods which of which, you know, we know sem

u. s. i'm south, good declared. the tougher moves is stars, including positioning a nuclear submarine near the peninsula. phil young says it has strengthened its resolve to prepare its own defenses. joe biden with excessive self confidence, showed irresponsible courage without any calculation. this incident, which reaffirmed the hostile nature of their rulers and bellicose, many acts of washington and sole towards our state, gave us a clear answer. what should we do in the future? what should we consistently prepare for? the more madly the enemies cling to nuclear military exercises and the transfer of nuclear strategic weapons to the korean peninsula. the more our will of our republics right to self defense increases. those of all scalar as well. so the cree, the south graham present 6 day trip to the us 1st time in a dozen years. and anita from sol has visited washington during his time. they unit, so kill dressed, a joint session of congress, met with prison. brian, as well as the u. s. secretary of defense as hi

u. s. helped broker that landmark piece agreement. so not only is it something that he wanted to celebrate, but it's also a really feel good moment in u. s. foreign policy history. it seems to me, which would allow him not only to speak to this domestic audience here in dublin, perhaps of course, to speak to an audience across the atlantic in the united states. because this is a president whose heart seemed very much here in ireland in the room, but whose i may be at least one of them may be across the atlantic, on a potential bade for a 2nd run at the presidential election in the united states. or perhaps part of this trip is also tried to cater and look toward those irish american voters. there are 33000000 people in the united states that lay claim to some sort of irish heritage. and there are only about 5000000 people here in island. so that's a pretty significant share of voters, and certainly some they keep talking, at least in some way to them, as well as these lawmakers here in the irish parliament. i saw rosie rosie bertot in w is look at some all stories that making headlines around the world. u. s. officials believe classif

u. s. business. cool. good to have you with us, alex. what do you make of samsung's announcement? how significant is it? well, it's very important because it reflects much broader trends and you mentioned them in your introduction and, and that is that a cove id a really produced to search and demand because of the demand for extra laptops and, and cell phones and wireless technology and so forth. and as we come out of the, the, the coven stretch in the global economy, we are seeing that, that demand has gone down. there's, there's been on the flip side, a glut of chips. and, and you know, we have other companies cutting production. um, so yeah, at some point we're going to see the, the price of ships stabilize as production is cut in. as you know, prices are normalized. i think that'll probably happen in the next. ah, maybe 8 months or so. ah, we'll, we'll see how, but there are other factors contributing to this as well. you have the ukraine war ah, which has injected uncertainty. and of course with sanctions, i'm applying to a dual use goods which of which, you know, we know se

u. s. president to face criminal prosecution. how big is this moment in u. s. political history? well, good morning, sarah. first of all, historians really like to say that nothing is unprecedented, and i've done the same, but i'm starting to think there's nothing like it in american history. we do know that american presidents have been indicted before we have know that there face criminal charges before you know, particular in the, in the 1900 century and then 974. when richard nixon came fairly close. but what's different today is really the political mood coupled with the enormous significance of the presidential office. and you have to know that originally the president was not a very important man in american politics. but the more important the office became, since like late 19th century, the more attention voters have been paying to his personality and his ethics. so nixon was pushed out of office because there was bipartisan pressure for him to go . and you also hoped to be, pardon, pardon, by his successor, that's not at all the case today. trump has a lot of backing in his own party and from his

u. s brokered good friday agreement, which is the peace pact that ended the troubles. the british prime minister agreed to joe biden upon his arrival and the two were expected to hold talks fairly soon. president biden will later head to the republic of ireland. he's traveling with family and they will be exploring their irish roots. we go now to cnn's kevin liptak, who is live for us in belfast, northern ireland. kevin i believe the two leaders are going to be meeting over coffee . we're not expecting a press conference after months of hype this this isn't a particularly significant meeting. it sounds like where does their relationship stand? and what do you think the president wants to get out of this discussion? right. well i think the president and prime minister should have a good relationship and you'll remember soon act is expected at the white house next month for more formal talks. their talks today aren't necessarily the full blown out robust one on one meeting that these two leaders will have next month and i think high on the agenda for them today is actual

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good for. does it mean to have the u. s. president come here to dom, doctor counselor. and just means that, i mean just good goodness for the dog, you know, put some dog on the map again for good purposes. upright. his family heritage is from this part of the well yeah. it is, it, it means a lot probably to the people off came to load. just the 2nd time. no president has been done on county laid, so it's really good. thank you very much a difference. okay. i going to say i was running for all of the afternoon and then just as your bob and began is walk about the skies cleared on the rain stop dive in, they call up the luck of the irish brown, and i'll just 0 dumb dog earlier. biden was in belfast to mock the 25th anniversary of the good friday peace agreement. do you and did 30 years of violence that breakfast has threatened that piece, placing a trade border between northern ireland and the rest of the u. k. under simmons reports from belfast, joe biden had 2 main messages in belfast. congratulations on a deal that's given a quarter of a century of peace and a warning t

u. s. as regards well, good morning. of course, china is really urging the united states to earnestly shoulder is responsibilities and make a greater efforts to address debt issues in african countries while also accusing the u. s. off really avoiding those responsibilities towards africa, the debt to relieve chinese foreign ministry spokesman, a wind guard when been really made that call at a press conference as have just heard in beijing or when responding to accusations from united states and wall bank officials that china is an obstacle in african debt to relieve. now the chinese government has always said that the united states should stop pursuing africans into debt to arm instead. focus on averting a government default all chinese creditors' official and private provided 63 percent of the debt rescheduling. while accounting for 30 percent of the debt service due, we can see that the amount china suspended and the work associated with the suspensions far exceeded the rest of the g. 20. as well as china, none of you

home towns. joining us now from belfast as our correspondent rosie birch art rosie, it's good to see you. the u. s. president. he delivered an. busy address to day on the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement, what stood out most to you will president biden had a message for the people of northern ireland. he said, your history is our history and your future is our future. he said 25 years ago, the u. s. took a bet on northern ireland and that's ready to double down on that bets. he spoke of the potential to unleash more for asperity in northern ireland. he said that since the good friday agreement, g d p has doubled and he said he predicts it could triple if things keep moving in the right direction. but of course that doesn't spell of any sort of a threat there. but there is a suggestion, but this trip, despite it being on occasion to mark a celebration 25 years of peace of peace that has endured. for some brent, it's a bitter sweet visit and that's because while that piece spell died in the good friday agreement, the belfast good friday agreement has remained the institutions that it sp

u. s. call state. so not good news because of course this area is still trying to recover from that tornado outbreak that we saw california. it's quiet. temperature is coming up in colorado and kansas, and then our next push of what, whether into the pacific northwest. so showers creeping into portland with a high of 9 degrees. got some exceptional heat in mexico city, you know, the highest temperature ever recorded here. about $3233.00 and we've got yen for 30 degrees on wednesday. south america looks like this bursts of rain to the east of the pay ruffian and bolivian, and he's pushing into the northwest of brazil. and we've got some storms of rumbling across paraguay assaults we on has a hive 26 degrees, not a bad day. and by a blanca sun cloud combo there. 24. that sure weather update. we'll see you soon. ah, a hulu. ah, ah, they're watching al jazeera live from doha reminder of our main story this. our donald trump spotted jack ties just landed in west palm beach, florida after the former u. s. president plea

good to have you with us. why are russia, china the u. s. racing to build economic ties? with africa right now, where an error of multi polarity and africa has plenty of natural resources. it has strategic and critical minerals. ah, it, it has a very large agricultural base. and so it's, it's a market the many countries want to be engaged in. all of the reality is that we are in a bit of a retreat. and just at the moment because of the state of the global economy and, and hot hyde lending. right? so the, the con, the cost of providing funding has, has gone significantly up. and so there's still plenty of activity on the african continent, but it is much dampened compared with what it was say in 20192020. so putting aside the that, that, the town to for the moment, how does africa approach this dealing doing business with 3 competing powers? yeah, i mean, not just 3 competing cars. i mean ad in the gulf states, turkey. i'm, you know, the members of the european union. so is a really crowded, frenetic market place. and i think that the word non alignment, i think, is the, t

u. s. allies that are actually selling the u. s. owns because it's a ponzi scheme, no breaks the book is, is long term. ringback purpose is to create a currency which will be backed by tangible goods you know, commodities gold and somehow impose those countries not to be enslaved by the u. s. dollar. and especially the sessions that can be used because the dollar has been weaponized in any thing that they were put up by using sanctions. and somehow all those, the sanctions that were position of us dollar has backfired because this has accelerated, the d dawning is ation. yeah, in fact another group that's also expanding is the shanghai cooperation organization or the s c l. it's also anchored by china and russia. it's effectively both a regional security group, as well as an economic one. riyadh has signed a memorandum signaling that they want, what they call to be dialogue partners with the asio stopping just short a full membership right now. similar to, you know, russia being a quite a member of opec, the saudis, and the chinese are strengthening ties. while washington is attacking china on tick tock. so when you say the whole of that, it seems like a little bit a loser attitud

u. s. as the, except should old nation. and that when the u. s. does something bad? it's for the cause of good the we are javelin here, protective case. the idea that america would furnish the fights and weapons to terrorists nazi terrorists the day designated in 2001, 900 congress designated the fact that they were terrorists into the 19th. they can justify it any way they want, but we know the true govern post the truth on his website. what he's seen with his own eyes due to the position he took, he was forced to flee the united states. he hasn't even been able to return to his homeland, to think of bye to his loved ones in christmas. 2018 christmas eve, actually my mom died and i couldn't go. i had to say good bye to her on face time. and my father, he got covered the seat by face time, can go to their funerals. so in that regard it was an easy, but honestly, i don't remember having here i, i feel like i'm oh, do you believe trauma? as a general rule? no, never donald trump has a very creative relationship with truth. very yes, acquainted with but we didn't know that you're always doing. i

u. s. un secretary general and tony good cherishes arrived in somalia, what is office has describing as a solidarity visit during the most of the month of ramadan says the un needs more money to be able to ramp its humanitarian assistance in the horn of africa, somalia is facing its worst drought in history. those who had lines, as always, the al jazeera dot com. witnesses that next day with us. as the war ukraine rages on, some young russians are refusing to take up arms. one to one east meets those free to neighboring cuz i still wanna just you who i hello hello. hello. hello, 2nd element that got imagine that i'm like, oh yeah, i even got mine to from that company that moved out of me. see i've been with okay, i'm ready to get that all we got it. yeah. i mean with uh huh. it doesn't have any people there my site. yeah. you ladies. why b as barbara id number dell, i'd be more saying, but going to debbie album with me up why don't you don't buy some gum line and gum time. come to the in the back. yeah, i don't. i had a great lead from my mobile because i came to the us. i think you sai

u. s. well that would be a good something called an accommodate clause provision, and that's not actually how was argued. inno burger fell like all of the other so called substantive due process cases. i've listed all of the progeny cases of substantive due process which are inclusive of griswold. versus connecticut. stanley versus georgia roe vs wade. lawrence versus texas. they simply argued that of all of these issues, contraception porn sodomy, a gay marriage, unmistakable vices from the decisive perspective of the christian tradition. our natural rights are natural rights that cannot be reached by law, even state law, which is supposed to be sovereign in the realm of moralizing legislation in this country. they said, look, these rights are so important that they are what we call thought they received fundamental rights protection. which is nonsense because in cases like 2005 q over to city of new london, they're taking away the fundamental right of private property. they're taking away the fundamental right to life, which is actually a natural right along with property it by roe vs wade.

u. s. in china is macro, is he looking for a future in which france does not have to pick sides? that's a good question. i don't think that's and that was a very common interpretation of his remarks in the political and lazy core interview that frank was somehow putting china and the u. s. on par that these relationships should be equal. france and the european union. i don't think that's what the president my call meant, but yes, i think that he wanted to underline that gentleman, the friendly position and the condition of the european union visa, the china and the u. s. and was a position of strength of independence in this mounting conflict between the 2 blocks of super powers, blocked as the french and, and my call it. and that the european union should be careful not to be direct into a conflict. it has no particular stakes, and that's what he said, and that's what there's a massive criticism, which is i, including and burn linens in germany. so i'm wondering if we give too much weight to the words of mac crohn. do you think we the media or all of us in general, are we guilty of treating

u. s. wants to resist this and i, it's not beyond does good, you know where i as a journalist as a latino, as an entrepreneur. so when we come back, we're what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race, movies on of very dramatic development. only personally and going to resist are those 3 how that strategy will be successful, very political time, time to sit down and talk blue, blue, blue a a . ah with ah, welcome back. i'm just sitting here thinking, and i'm thinking about what it would be like to only get your news from one place or one type of place. so i'm thinking, if you want me, been listening to western media, right? china is a pariah. the u. s. is number one enemy, our government is trying to find ways to put china in its, quote, unquote, proper place. we ship weapons to taiwan, we ship weapons to guam and the japanese islands and australia and malaysia, et cetera, et cetera. we sent battle ships to the straits of taiwan. we conduct military maneuvers and we even arrest the daughter of a chinese magnate, but still ch

u. s. as the except should old nation, and that when the u. s. does something bad. it's for the cause of good. ah, we are our javelin here. protective case. ah, the idea that america would furnish the fight weapons to terrorists, ah, nazi terrorists, the day designated in 2019 congress, designated the fact that they were terrorist and to 19 they can justify it in a way they want. but we know the true dugan post the truth on his website. what he seen with his own eyes due to the position he took, he was forced to flee the united states. he hasn't even been able to return to his homeland, to say good bye to his loved ones. and then on christmas 2018 christmas eve actually, ah, my mom died and her i couldn't go. i had to say good bye to her on face time. and her my father, he got covered at is he to buy in face time can go to their funerals. ah, so in that regard it was an easy but honestly, i don't remember having here. hi. i feel like i'm oh, do you believe trauma? as a general rule, no, never donald trump has a very creative relationship with true very good way with but we have no other choic

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u. s. senate leaders accordion russia to immediately release will street journal reporter, ever not good coverage. he was arrested and accused of spying for the u. s. government local media to say he has pleaded not guilty. use vice president polaris has met the 2 democrats. she were expelled from the tennessee house of representatives and were voted out after leading a protest, demanding strict gun controls on to the house floor. last week. the removal came in the middle of a public uproar of the late to school shooting, nashville and official houses. we have become known as the tennessee 33 democrats who loudly argued for gun control in the state. the faced expulsion from the overwhelmingly republican legislature for allegedly breaking rules and decorum too . were kicked out the 2 black lawmakers, vice president come la harris made hurriedly arranged trip to the state to show support from the biden white house for them under arguments. democracy and think, oh you did all the people, you don't know their microphones when they are thinking, ah, the punishment, the 2 men see, was driven b

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u. s. is seeming need to go after china. good, you know, thank you so much for joining us. this is an interesting discussion, digit euro, you're a political analyst, you understand this region. i'm, i'm not sure why the world is not paying enough attention to this, but every time i hear about these ob skirmishes, these battles really, between them, indian troops and chinese troops. i begin to wonder baby, why we're not paying more attention to it. first of all, what happens during these battles? what's going on? well, i think they, it varies on the specific issue. but if you recall, last year there were some skirmishes in may. and then they built up a little bit into a really kind of a man malay type of fighting. that's the one on then right. the, the me a big one was the one of the rock. no. right? yes, exactly. and then in september, it, you know, shots were actually fired. so, you know, there's a being different levels of escalating and d escalating tension. nothing that is being so serious as to involve, you know, major armaments, but people have been injured. people ha

u. s. is saying it's a good time for a transition to civilian rule in the country. what you may call that statements well proposed, this is what happened and before the things this warehouse matter for integration, artist after the military. the main problem is like the 110 years medicaid and the military 12 years. and they're going to see it at the 10 o'clock. and actually we were so surprised because the stars minded, well, it was unacceptable. and something is like a surprise for all of us. for those people they negotiate. and they are going to agree after we're nowhere. and all media will get there and i was over boeing and take what we discovers become things fall apart. i go for donna, we have some sort of government in way think it's a transition to civilian world, even a possibility. well, the transmission is very important things, it's usual, all people in sit down with seeking to and this is one of the reason why people went on to this phrase vibrant to live, right? for democracy and freedom and for civil government. something is very fortunate to have the

u. s. spied on key you in officials, including secretary general antonio. good cherish. the you in says such actions go against basic obligations for all members. really of this month, the member of the u. s. if was national guard was accused of leaking top secret, military intelligence records on line, the documents detailed the extent of us spying on its adversaries and allies. hundreds of palestinians are not allowed to enter the alex and mosque compound because of ban orders. the forms are issued by israeli forces without a court decision. human rights groups say they are part of ongoing collective punishment against palestinians. wrestle set of reports from occupied at east jerusalem. a sunny day in occupied disorder. seldom but the closest 100 the hell of on a can get it is by standing behind his window. her home has become her prison. she is on the house arrest because his red or towards his claim. she protested. israeli occupation forces storm in alex on mosque lennox and follow the flood. i was born in jerusalem. my house is near the alex mosque. i can hear the c

good for. does it mean to have the u. s. president and come here to them. doctor counselor just means that i am at mean does. good goodness for the dog. yeah. puts on dog on the map again for good purposes. the private, his family heritage is from this part of the well yeah. it is it, it means a law public to the people off came to load just the 2nd time in our president has been done on county laid so it's really good. thank you very much and if it's okay, i going to say i was running for all of the afternoon and then just as you're bob and began his walk about, the skies cleared and the rain stopped and they call out the luck of the irish ho brandon al jazeera dundalk, earlier barton was in belfast to mount the 25th anniversary of the good friday peace agreement deal and it's 30 is a violence. it breaks it has threatened that peace, placing a trade border between northern ireland and the rest of the u. k. under simmons reports from belfast, joe biden had 2 main messages in belfast. congratulations on a deal. it's given a quarter of a century of peace and a