u. s. green called in his pocket. his wife is a non dom off shore pin. no tax in bridge on on are millions of bones of our names. there's much to despise him about, but the bad news for you is the minute he's elected out of uh, number 10 downing street. you'll be on a plane to california coming to silicon valley and a television camera crew near you near you. exactly. oh, i wish we weren't out of time, but we are. but we'll have another opportunity to talk. we didn't even if china, we didn't talk about the south china sea, we really didn't talk about into your relations with the united states, around with great britain. we didn't talk enough about ukraine. these are all topics that we're going to get to. cuz i know you have so much to say, but it really is my friend, the pleasure to be able to re unite with you once again. unless do it again. a 2nd . sure. that's what was mine, right. good to see you again. before we go, i want to remind you of something. our mission, really, it's simple i, i kind of want to be silo the world. we've got to stop living in

u. s. is a green was that's the old land for peace, a formula. but of course it's very difficult to achieve was the car and the right thing is ready, the government's tanya, what kind of welcome is and to me blinking, likely to get from is really leaders when he arrives there today. i mean, he's so scheduled to meet with the prime minister benjamin netanyahu and other members of the smaller board cabinet. and this comes of course of to a lot of public back and forth between the us administration. and this current is really a government mainly between you as president jabard and prime minister benjamin netanyahu, but also other american officials being you know, very critical of as well as a war of conduct. now of course uh do you guys remain is what is closest ally and also the main support when it comes to military 8. but there has been tensions, and that is because he wants to induce right now. this talks bill sent around. as far as we understand, you know that the americans have said we want to see more aid. as we heard coming into garza, we w

u. s. embassy announces a green cod lottery, a soft tens, his refugee history, into hope for 5. somebody's complete strangers who pretend families at in the states as the 2 of them, both the film class, the line between 2. i'm fiction. the book has developed real feelings for each other and events take unexpected turns. basically lucas means nature's people who constantly dream about a life of fraud oil. it's a big smoke company kitchen from the in order to really want something new to really works. and i didn't know about you, but a movie trailer got all my attention and i was a little stump beds from the canyon. somebody's film booth is all day dreams. in english from nairobi, i'm out joined by jasmine i the one of the main characters of the film. she plays some of your, your runaway bride in the film. hello, jasmine. thanks for your time. tell us more about the plots of the film. both is all day doing this of, um, the sorts of dreamers is basically as best come to the us embassy to break. i'd be those and uh, it's a very funny story because it's well known, especially in this the why th

u. s. has quietly given a green light to 2 and a half $1000000000.00 worth of lessons to as well, the new well, this package includes $500.00 mach $82.00 booms. each rank over 200 t lows for the 5 s 35 lightning to find the jazz, and almost to thousands, mach 80 full bombs. that way of a $900.00 kayla is a piece. well, but in the cash a journalist on political analysts say to us on this, well, i'm not interested in peace in the published and in class of what is telling here is that the united states has full complicity. and this, at the end of the day, the united states could stop what the international court of genocide has accepted as a reasonable, plausible case presented to it. the genocide is being committed and goes up. it could stop it with one phone call, but it's may be active decision not to do that. and now we see the sort of statements which are ultimately cooling for acts of genocide from the united states, from within the united states against the palestinian people. the united states does not want to push the israelis to stuff they're essentially playing this dirty game of prete

because and here is what the us and best that are to the you and linda thompson, green, thomas greenfield said because of the u. s degrees with the fundamentals, immediate ceasefire is warranted, is needed in gaza. and of course the u. s. hopes that this is sustainability. what the u. s. is missing there and what this resolution is missing and that is a reason given why the abstain from the vote, is that it doesn't come them home us. what do you think about the timing of all of this with the as well as defense, but as the heading to washington today its yeah, very interesting. uh, timing. uh and potentially protell years. i mean very bad timing. why is that? because report suggests that prime minister benjamin netanyahu, israel's prime minister, has threatened that if this vote goes to this resolution is adopted, that he will cancel the visit of his delegation. national security is early national security officials and the defense minister is very defensive as to in washington. that would be unfortunate. why? because those official from israel are, were supposed to be sent here and arrived here in washington. i'm

green peas. thank you so much. my pleasure. the u. s. has joined an international operation to air drop desperately needed supplies into gossum. the by and administration says israel supports this intervention to bolster existing efforts by jordan and other nations. the when his warning that famine and gaza is almost inevitable unless a deliveries increase significantly. or next report contains images that some viewers might find distressing and filling each item. the boys have survive and is trying to use try consent to go so many of the, the not. but the fighting in the gaza strip isn't the only danger alice damian's face. disease and famine have become a major threat. children are most at risk. starvation has mounted in the lives of several of the children. so the official records yesterday or this morning said the 10th child officially registered in the hospital as having starved to death. a very sad threshold, similar, sad as to 30000 best. we reached all the cause of the, the unofficial numbers can unfortunately be expected to be h

u. s. supreme court has given a controversial texas migration to the green lights that allow state law enforcement authorities to arrest anyone suspected of crossing the us mexico border illegally. previously, that power was only held by federal offices. president, jo biden's, governments had requested the zillow to be frozen on a challenge to it. worked his way to the loa quotes. mexico says it rejects the one that it went to accept people reported by texas wasn't jordan's following developments now from washington dc. since the beginning of the us government foreign policy, which includes immigration policy, has been the purview of the federal government, not of any individual state. the supreme court decision on tuesday basically, is saying that the states do have a right to enforce their own immigration policies. of course, this is all file be by the administration is appealing the ruling unappealing of the law that was passed and taxes known as senate bill for this is a case of, of really money in the legal waters on which part of the government, which level of government actually has the fin

green. the vic, materials from the sides are being used to make barriers to protect the community. u. s. military says it's wall plains, i've struck the rebel targets and you have in the media that the rates took place in the capital. so not us central command called the strikes on underground storage, a response to these fire in for and to ship this house to water red sea shipping lanes. these are the government announced its season 800 hacked as of land in the occupied westbrook by rights. finance. minister best but alas, smotts, which declared the area to be state land in the northern jordan valley activist, calling at the largest caesar in decades. do you integrate? the console is working on an alternative resolution. calling for a truce in gaza comes out to the us led resolution. if we see spike have failed the council. this settled to meet monday to vote on revised measure, set to exclude references to ongoing, choose talks involving these violent. i'm us. these have today you and chief on to unable to areas is expected to visit egypt, sport. i would gather plots on the heels of a

u. s. supreme court has given a controversial texas migration or the green lights that allows a state law enforcement authorities to arrest anyone suspected of crossing us mexico border illegally. previously that power was only held by federal offices. mexico says it rejects the one that it won't accept people to postage by texas. as one of haiti's gang leaders has relative supporters to regain control of a neighborhood in the capital is eco x onto a native crowd through for defense. sotheby's escape from prison during the recent wave of bondage between warren games, remaining security forces are struggling to repel the increasing unrest. trying these foreign minister was visiting australia for the 1st time in 7 years, australia and china, or rebuilding ties for the period of strange relations of the camera at colson, independent investigation into the origins of cope in 19, is found spacing, imposed terrace on impulse of australian goods, trade terrace cost australia is economy and estimated $13000000000.00 on the stress that the economies of both nations a highly complementary. former p

depart today, but they are waiting for a final green light because there are lots of parties involved here. this is a plan that was brokerage by the u, the u. s. united arab emirates. and of course, cyprus itself very heavily involved. so we're waiting to see, you know, when they some much needed maiden voyage will actually set sale. so again, what, what took them so long because there's so many partners involved and it was complicated. is that what you're saying? well, we know that the european union as a whole was being kind of divided when it comes to its general response to the conflict that has been united for a long time and a call for increase to monitoring access. and i should say that this route vfc is not the simplest route to get into the goals. of course, there are land borders which have been heavily restricted out of course, based on had to be brokerage between these different partners increasingly with israel, which is very concerned about what kind of a content is actually getting into gone. so note, it seems that we know is at least moving ahead, but there will certainly be criticism from some part. so this is too little too

depart today, but they are waiting for a final green light because there are lots of parties involved here. this is a plan that was brokerage by the u, the u. s. united arab emirates. of course, cyprus itself very heavily involved, so waiting to see, you know, when they some much needed to maiden voyage will actually set sail for a brief look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. hope francis has offered his prayers for hating where months of gang violence were pushing the government to the edge of the class. but earlier ukraine and some of its allies criticize the pontiff, after he called on keith to negotiate with russia. sort of the teen or the netherlands has opened a national holocaust museum. the dutch king attended the ceremony along with israel's president isaac curse on the museum in amsterdam. tell us the stories of jews were deported and murdered in nazi concentration camps. nato has begun its biggest exercises since the cold war in the few words of northern norway. the alliance wants to send a message to russia that member states are ready to defend each other. more than 20000 troops from 13 nations who are

s house. this is the people's house. reporter: u call the pink slip a warning but bottom line you want speaker johnson out. ms. greenefiled a motion.ersonal against mike johnson, he's a very good man and have respect for him as a person but he's not doing the job. the proof is in the vote count today. he passed a never have been brought to the floor, did not represent our conference and it was passed with the democrats and without the majority of the majority. reporter: what happens with the aid to ukraine? ms. greene: that would go against what the american people want. polls show 70% don't want to continue a war in ukraine. reporter: would that be a triggering event for you? : has been filed. he should not bring funding for ukraine. reporter: are you saying you'll call for the vote? i know you said no time limit. ms. greene: we've started the clock to start the process spea. and i'm giving my conference time. i'm being respectful to my conference but many members in my conference agree, even though it's uncomfortable, it's a process none of us want to go through. it has to happen. reporter: should you be teaming wi

u. s. supreme court has given a controversial texas migration law, the green light. it allows state law enforcement authorities to arrest anyone suspected of crossing the us mexico border illegally. previously, that power was only held by federal officers. presidential biden's government had requested the last to be frozen while a challenge to it worked its way through the lower courts. mexico says that it rejects the law and that it won't accept people who are deported by texas. so this decision comes as the us southern border is facing unprecedented numbers of people attempting to cross back in 2013 customs and border protection, record an average of 39000 and counselors every month until 2021. when the numbers started to skyrocket in december of last year, nearly $302.00 thousands encounters were reported. and that's an all time record in terms of who's making the crossing. there is significantly fewer mexican nationals . they've gone from over 60 percent of encounters to less than 30 percent. and the biggest increase has been invent as well in nationals from near

u. s. israel military relationship is unshakable. as israel continues at slaughter of palestinians and gaza, the historical records notes, the american administration is a named co conspirator. to jennifer dailey, the little green quarter board, and infiniti of table. did you get the, excuse me, any of the, when called at the crest? i'm one of the unusual or people just federally. you said the deadline after the immunizations. isn't you waiting in my car for you? hey, this good issue yamaha. we just wanted to visit with you sure . so bumper to you on to to confirm. send you out the board to group. so here's a move. the book, this solution should be on the invoice. there was actually just a simply not mine that was given. this is about, i know this is cryptic through amazon. i was part of the meeting the kids so essentially just finished the 1935 versus easily led by dictator benito mussolini decided to expand its colonial empire in africa and take over the opiate. by that time, e z o b a was the only fully independent state on the continent. back in 1896, its inhabitants were able to veto young colonists and defend their independence. since then, rome craved for revenge for the humiliating defeat. in the mornin

10, the green lights, a lot of that give citizenship to non muslims for nationals, lane from afghanistan and bangladesh and pakistan raising concerns among mazda and minorities. across the u. s. made abrams tank falls to the russian army. well, one of the mighty challenger, things that you can skip that to you. crane gets stuck in the mud and during simple training exercises. and the whole fiasco is captured on camera by british media and the time because the sun can slid in and out there waiting for recovery day. and as the guys in health system has been devastated by the war are too special project human sales documents. the story of a dr. forced to amputate his own niece is leg at home without anesthetic as ideas. horses continue to show the surrounding area. what the smell is unbearable. i kept believing. i have full days and unfortunately i had no other choice. could i get her to the hospital? obviously, not because we had been besieged for 15 days. the . i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. you're watching r t international. we begin in india, where a new citizenship amendment will take effect as general elections loom in the administer of home affairs, as the law would gu

u. s. as watch in europe of many countries, things the suspicious of a german. it'd be coming again to mutare thorough, especially friends or of orval with both a shapell to green against russia, french on germany as different viewpoints of cutting twist. friends who would like to position he sits as we would need or a v. you may need to arise your on the so nope, off to stick weight and you create into position for us in competition with germany . but germany, as i said, as of jupiter's color project keeps to do control, you can't take it out of russia button. see now, do you mean i did states on, on the you rebates or so there was a sense of panic amount to your be honest because of for the possibility of trump elections on the european southern need, we'd feed a loan in europe. and this is why gold showing here we had vis a comment tape on my call a few days ago and bowed to our troops on the ground, do it to reveal to so or to take our games. we've been friends about them. so i to europe and neither on germany refused. they say no, there is no way germans can put the troops on the ground. how to side comment? so now i mean, when mcclung said that there was

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u. s. has been very clear and that vote of ups tension from the us is the clear a signal yet that it's not a green light to go into a graph or wrap up with a mass of ground invasion camera on con, reporting from occupied east jerusalem. thank you. very much and right, so back to what's happening on the ground and is really strikes overnight have sent more injured palestinians to the already overwhelmed l. x. the hospital that's in the central gaza houses here as infidelity reports from there on the bottom. of course, you know, the size, the emergency department in the hospice and in the middle, the area of the cause as to where the hospital is past with injuries. after that is ready for it says target to a house in july the in the middle area or outside the family. we see the injuries severely at hard by the is there any error strikes the target to the middle area? and this is the 1st attack after the you and resolution caused by the security council. and earlier today we see women. we see also children injured. the airstrikes targeted at this time, and the after they had their mean of a star in t