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u. s. and ukraine on the same plane, trying to de escalate that situation, which is what putin says he's doing the u. s. isn't so sure. the u. s. had an understanding that there would be $10000.00 and fewer troops along that border. and that simply hasn't happened to that is res. tensions on the u. s. side. ines is what, what was each side want to get out of this particular conversation? russia wants guarantees, once guarantees that ukraine will never become part of nato, that the us will not move offensive weapons into ukraine and other former soviet territories in a news conference earlier, a spokesman for the kremlin, in fact, they wanted to roll back some of the offensive weapons that have already been placed around europe for the us side. the u. s. wants security for ukraine. they're very concerned about the russian presence there. and this 100000 troops ringing that eastern border has by been very concerned. of course, this comes at a time when biden's popularity is under water. more people are not approving of his performance van approving of it. this could help him improve those numbers. but at the same time, it's a very te

u. s. that, that the swedish investigation had nothing to do with anything. they alleged to be investigating that, that was focused on getting him secretly to the u. s. where he end up in, in the sort of federal, a isolation or, or for many years. we've also seen that britain played a key role in pressuring the ecuadorian government of lenin moreno to allow the metropolitan police to withdraw julian from the embassy. so they had invited a, there's a, an excellent article from a declassified u. k. which discusses not only a what was in sir allen, duncan's diaries, he's a, a former, is a british politician, former government minister with the foreign office of a conservative party member. and he, he says in his autobiography that, that he pushed the prime minister to sweeten the ecuadorian presidents. they. the article also discusses a high ranking members of the ecuadorian governments being invited to britain, their, their travel expenses being paid by the british states. and this was all in the lead up to julian ultimately being pulled out from there, pulled u

u. s. naval base. pearl harbor o. bombing in hawaii, in 1941 killed 2390 americans. the u. s. had been neutral and the 2nd world war until that attack president franklin roosevelt. then declared war on japan the very next day. he famously describe it as a date which will live in infamy or meanwhile, officials in hawaii, a warning of catastrophic flooding. and coming days as a storm sweeps through the island, it's bringing high winds and heavy rains that have already closed flooding and the capital, honolulu, its down electricity lines, causing power outages across the island. while the death toll from indonesia is volcanic eruption has now risen to $34.00 with many more still missing the body of a 13 year old boy is one of the latest to be recovered from the ash and the mud for the volcanic activity. and rain has hampered search efforts. while the u. s. has now sent its 1st group of asylum seekers back to mexico after controversial trompe or a policy was reinstated. president joe biden suspended the remain in mexico program on his very fast and office. but a law suit forced him to

u. s. naval base at palm harbor, the supposed bombing, and why in 1941 killed 2390 americans. the u. s. had been neutral in the 2nd world war until that attack president franklin roosevelt then declared war on japan the very next day. he famously describe it as a date which will live in infamy. now the death toll from indonesia, the volcanic eruption has risen to $34.00, many more still missing the body of a 13 year old boy is one of the laces to be recovered from the ash and mud that further volcanic activity and rain has hampered such essence ah, that this is al jazeera, these are the headlines. several people are reported to have been killed in an explosion in iraq's southern city of basra. many others have also been injured. it's currently unclear what caused the blast, and no group has claimed responsibility. china says the u. s. diplomatic boycott of next year's beijing winter olympics could harm relations. american government officials will not attend because of what they call human rights atrocities and genocide, china's foreign ministry spokesman says the.

u. s. naval base at pearl harbor. oh, the supplies bombing in hawaii in 1941 killed 2390 americans. the u. s. had been neutral and the 2nd world war until that attack president franklin roosevelt. then declared war on japan the very next day. meanwhile, officials in hawaii are wanting of catastrophic flooding in the coming days as a storm sweeps through the state. it's bringing high winds and heavy rains that have already horse flooding in the capitol, honolulu, it's down electricity lines, causing power outages. hawaii, as governor, has issued a state of emergency all the death toll from indonesia. volcanic eruption has risen to $34.00 with many more still missing the body of a 13 year old boy is one of the latest to be recovered from the ash and the mud farther. volcanic activity and rain has been hampering search efforts. now a ceremony is being held at a rocks foreign ministry to mark the return of a 3600 year old clay tablet. ed was taken from the country at the start of the 1st gulf war and then sold illegally in the u. s. in 2014, for more than $1000000.00. the gilgamesh tablet is consider

u. s. had openly sending arms to care for the same time. washington revealed that 30 javelin anti tank missiles systems were delivered to ukraine in october, as part of a $60000000.00 military aid package, and a further $200000000.00 on the table too. and with the ongoing military build upon russia's borders, the g 7 group of advanced economies as threatens russia with a severe response if it attacks ukraine. moscow denies any plans of invasion and insist sits nato in fact, which poses a threat to russia by expanding further east, closer to its borders with white has believes that only it as the right to draw the line. yes. of course, the diplomacy is out and red lines of that to be crossed when the big bad wolf is planning a land grab ring a bell. a similar warning came in the spring when russian troops gathered for snap training exercises. and again, when military drills were conducted in crimea, and only recently moscow was supposedly the mastermind of a qu, in key of remember the currency of no mean either because it didn't happen. in f

u. s. naval base in pearl harbor. oh, boy, 1941 killed nearly 2400 americans. the u. s. had been neutral in the 2nd world war until that attack, president franklin roosevelt declared a war on japan. the next day. a ceremony is being held at a racks foreign ministry to mark the return of a 3600 year old clay tablet. it was taken from the country at the start of the 1st gulf war and then sold illegally in the u. s. in 2014. for more than $1000000.00. the gilgamesh tablet is considered one of the world's oldest religious texts. still, i had on al jazeera, we got this course with thanks rob. yes, we're live from a special era up to date hearing, doug. all, we'll go ahead to the final day of action in the group stage and bring you all the goals as kata make it 3. when some 3 in the competition so far, ah. with a full mirror. with welcome to algebra or a special coverage of the fee for erica the tournament. doubly up as a major warm up event for the cover woke up next. yeah. how was he to say with plenty of schools needs for youth including reaction to the us announcing a diplomat

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u. s. naval base at pearl harbor. oh, is bombing in hawaii in 1941 killed 2390 americans. the u. s. had been neutral in the 2nd world war until that attack president franklin roosevelt then declared war on japan the very next day. he famously described it as a date which will live in infamy. and the u. s. justice department has closed an investigation into a 1955 lynching of a black teenager without laying any charges. 14 year old emmet tel was abducted, tortured and killed after he was accused of whistling as a white woman. a case is reopened after but quoted, the woman who is now in her eighties, saying that she lied that till grabbed her. 2 men who confessed to the killing were acquitted by an all white jury. ah, that this is al jazeera and these are the headlines. at least 4 people have been killed by an explosion in a wrong southern city of basra. the blast happened near a hospital. several other people were also injured. margaret otherwise hid has more from the bus or a girl province has just declared 3 days morning for the victims of the attack. eye witnesses in the scene say tha

u. s. had initially proposed now after it pulled out. and so, but still, even in this watered down form, it is a much more ambitious agreement than that. we have with us the, the membership of asset is so diverse. you have very rich countries like singapore, you have very poor countries like lauzon, cambodia, the populace nations. so you cannot, you have to cancel that diversity by allowing flexibility. and flexibility translates into generally lack of prescribed depth. so that's the key difference in the level that mission, the level of depth. but countries can go as far as they able to or willing to, but the minimum set is quite low to accommodate that huge diversity. that's the key difference i know from your vantage point there in beijing, do you think that there's any possibility we could see the c p t p p and this are sep, deal possibly merging in the future? absolutely. i mean both of them. well, t c p a t p basically starts out very strong as my colleague pointed out, our sap starts out a little bit weaker and give us nations a l

u. s. had been neutral in the 2nd world war until that attack president franklin roosevelt declared war on japan the next day famously described it as a date which will live in infamy. it's still a head on al jazeera. we've got the sports students with peter. thanks rob. yes, we're alive from our special arab cup studio, hearing doha, we'll look ahead to the final day of action in the group stage and bring you all the goals as catherine make it 3, when so 3 in the competition so far. ah mm mm hm. mm pool blue a welcome to l 0. spatial coverage of the fee for arab cup. the tournament doubling up as a major warm up event where the cutter will come next. yeah. hello, i'm here to say with plenty of sports nice for you, including a look ahead to tuesdays champions, league fixtures. also on the way we'll have reaction to the us announcing the diplomatic boycott of next year's beijing winter olympics. big cricket news to as england leave out jimmy anderson for the 1st actions test against australia. w

u. s. had imposed on her on since leaving the deal in 2018 bar. connie told me that to add, they are now going through a process of back and forth to the with the americans via the, your peers, of course, because they're on, on the u. s. don't speak to each other directly. he said that they're now going through the fine prints about exactly which sanctions and how they will be lifted once said the radians are now coming back to it once they come back to the nuclear deal. he also said that the 2nd proposal, the iranians put forth about iran's nuclear program and what technical aspects of it they were willing to negotiate and go back into compliance under the 2015 deal has also been accepted by the europeans, which was one of the main obstacles them, which is why, according to the written official, these talks have taken this long to actually get to the point where all parties now are on the same page about how to move forward. so they are going to take a break for the next few days and they're expecting to come back later on in december to move the

u. s. that, that the swedish investigation had nothing to do with anything. they alleged to be investigating that, that was focused on getting him secretly to the u. s. where he end up in, in the sort of federal, a isolation or, or for many years. we've also seen that britain played a key role in pressuring the ecuadorian government of lenin moreno to allow the metropolitan police to withdraw julian from the embassy. so they had invited a, there's a, an excellent article from a declassified u. k. which discusses not only a what was in sir alan duncan's diaries, he's a, a former, is a british politician, former government minister with the foreign office of a conservative party member. and he, he says in his autobiography that, that, that he pushed the prime minister to sweeten the ecuadorian presidents. they. the article also discusses a high ranking members of the ecuadorian governments being invited to britain, their, their travel expenses being paid by the british states. and this was all in the lead up to julian ultimately being pulled out from there, pull

u. s. i had a defeat device device. i english don't hutton, so named because it's designed to defeat tests. vent got vice, remembered the gist of the note didn't text for devonne and i consulted oliver schmidt about the wording of the weekend mail defeat. it even included defeat device. everyone knew what we meant me would have, has it? i was assured that there was no logical explanation for the nitrogen oxide deviations we have our, i knew we had to take action. listen, not because we cheated, but because it was dangerous, and our lack of an explanation that it was up on their connect. liam, when 0 at rus and yvonne and post as this was in the weekend mail, i was preparing for feedback about i didn't hear anything, not from ventercore either or didn't accomplished that reference was a red alert. well, not actually referring to test detection, got fi state warn ventercore that american inspectors could look for it. the exact wording, it's likely that the authorities will then search the v w systems for evidence of test

u. s. intelligence had been surprised by this, of course, you know, if u. s. intelligence has been completely gutted in china, as you know, stacy came out earlier this year. the united states lost the entire network in china. there was over 30 people executed. they were hacked in all the cia assets or in china, had been gone for 2 to 3 years. so doesn't surprise me. they have no intelligence on this. i mean, we're under, like you just said industrial, we're in an institutional collapse of some current. you can see at the military, you can see it in the money printing. you can see in the lack of being able to get anything done. and that's where we're at also like if you turn into the cable news and particularly m s on be c. like half of the tv presenters are like celebrity intelligence. bimbo. so they're, they're cia agents, f, b i, agents. and they're like on television instead, which kind of reminds you of the end of the roman empire, like there's a sort of bimbo vacation going on and you know, who doesn't want to be a celebrity instead of like going out th

u. s. lawyers had every opportunity in the hearing and the magistrate court to present such a so called to assurances they did not only after the last in the magistrate court, they cooked up the insurances and presented it in the appeal process. now we didn't, we need to understand that these assurances have been tested. they have been scrutinized by many parties, not just julians lawyers, but organizations such as on the international and other and found that they are not worth the paper. the original. and actually in the test of the so called assurances, it says that the states retains the right to change his opinion at any given point after he is estimated. so it's no assurance at all. and basically the high court is saying that they are willing to risk commence life because it's not just julians family and support who are thing that julian and so suicide risk. that is the professional opinion of a psychiatrist. he testified to the court, that is, will oppertunity to julia's lawyer and julian to appeal the new decision in entirety. so there we will hear the full arguments or the poli

u. s. troops had ended their combat mission. a new rug of is still opposition to the few remaining on the ground. will tell you why. and south africans q for a 2nd day to pay tribute to archbishop desmond tutu as his body lies in states in cape town. ah hello good to see the big story crowd. syrup continues to be that mild surgeon there. let me show you what's going on london. we've got you in for 15. i mean, the numbers here are way out of whack brussels at 14, that warm air, extending toward the east, slightly to see some showers in warsaw with a high of 9 and look even minced above freezing at 2 we could keep talking about these mild temperatures. but of course, there's other weather as well. we've got some rain over denmark, potentially heavier bursts in copenhagen with the hiv 10 degrees. also a few showers for edinburgh, but you're in the double digits as well. and for the south of spain, we've got temperatures in the twenty's here, seville 22. lisbon. i think you'll get to 20 as wall in port to 23, with an abundance of su

had in 2021. the humiliating pull out of u. s. troops from afghanistan leaving beyond 1000000000 behind billions and billions of dollars worth of weapons. so, what is the chance conflict over taiwan? because it is that something that could happen, it's something that the u. s. can possibly even remotely when, if they can't even beat the taliban, chance of confrontation and extremely high. as you mentioned in afghanistan, we left point $80000000000.00 and equipment, the entire russian military budgets. 50000000000. so it's, you know, this was we were literally chased out of the or the country by the taliban after spending $2.00 trillion dollars. that, that's an extraordinary success. if people think we can defend taiwan, they're, they're, they're lunatic. so china has so many land base cruise missiles that can go through the 1st island chain all the way down to guam. that's taiwan is in the 1st island chain. she jin ping has said before 2025, taiwan will be reunited. so i think taiwan is on the clock. well, how that's going to aff

u. s. hasn't had any cases of the very and so far, but health officials are urging people to get boost of vaccines. allen fisher has more from washington this might be a new variant. but the advice from the public health officials here in the united states is the same old thing that we're been hearing for more than a year. we're a mask, particularly, and doors keep your distance, wash your hands if you've been vaccinated, that's great. get the booster if you haven't, then get the vaccination as soon as possible. that is a concern that it will be here very soon. you remember in the early days of covered there was just one reported case in seattle. people thought, well, it won't come here and it came and came quite significantly in the weeks following that. there is of course, a travel band for south africa and 7 other countries in the southern part of the continent. but the world health organization has said as not gonna help, you're not going to be able to stop it spreading that way and simply won't be able to block it from coming to your country. so they're asking for countries to review

u. s had to have a negative pcr test within three days of travel.istration has tightened those rules requiring a negative test within 24 hours, and those changes are causing some confusion and stress for travelers coming home. i had to run, get mine eight k test and then run back, cut the lines and make my international flight minutes, right? yeah i had 10 minutes to spare. tight timeframe right? joining us now to talk more about the travel requirements and the changes travel journalists angel castano's thanks so much for joining us. going to be with you, claudine. so requirements like this. it seems to be a moving target. it gets confusing because it's one way when you book then sometimes different when you travel and then for folks right now, it has changed from the time maybe they left until the time they're coming back. it is it's not, you know, a surprising thing that people are confused. right. these changes are coming fast and furious, and the latest change is that all travelers coming into the united states regardless of nationality, regardl

u. s. president had to deliver and coordination with france and germany as well as the u. k. in italy, there have been discussions that it has been decided that should there be an invasion by russia into ukraine, that there would be strong and punitive financial sanctions that would be levied on russia. now in terms of specify specificity, there wasn't a lot of detail about what that might look like. but there was also another path that was strongly encouraged by the u. s. president. that is the one of diplomacy essentially saying that there is the ability to have a conversation and to talk about larger strategic issues. and that this could be done through some mechanism such as nato. this could also be done in terms of furthering the minsk agreement. but what we do know from this conversation that is important here, is that as we have been reporting, there has been a bolstering of russian military along the shared border between russia and ukraine . there has not been a decision yet by the russian leader on whether to invade. this was something that report is off very direct

u. s. have had a constitutional ride to abortion since 1973. but a case before the supreme court could lead to abortions becoming illegal again, in many parts of the country id, shall castro reports from washington or nearly 5 decades. women have been able to get abortions in the united states, thanks to a decision made within these marbled halls. now, a new panel, a supreme court justices, is revisiting that decision and could take it all back. it's heartbreaking to think that ro could get overturns, and ro has always been the floor and never the ceiling. but i want to live in a country where every single person can have access to health care. that would mean saving the lives of so many russian unworn children who are voiceless are un unable to defend themselves. and they're relying on us with the abortion case before the court comes from mississippi, where the conservative state legislature wants to ban nearly all abortions after 15 weeks. well before viability lower courts have ruled the band unconstitutional. but now the supreme court with

u. s. was in a better position than in previous waves of infections. america had made progress. sayings are better, but we do know that with a rising cases, we still have tens of millions of unvaccinated people, and we're seeing hospitalizations rise. it means our hospital someplace was, are going to get overrun. but in terms of equip both in terms of equipment and staff. on monday, new york city brought into effect a vaccine mandate for nearly all private sector workers. proof of vaccination is also needed for most indoor activities like eating in restaurants. strict measures that officials hope will keep the city fully open as the weld crosses into the 3rd year of the pandemic. peter during hong is an infectious disease physician and a professor of medicine at the university of california. he joins me now from san francisco. dr. covered cases are on the rise in the us, and not surprisingly, hospitals are bracing for a spike after the holidays. new york is even introduced or vaccine mandate for businesses as we've just seen. sensible, sufficient moves by authorities. well, my bill, the ans

u. s. we had a particular amount of station in terms of black and white, and they became political, legal, and scientifically justified categories even as their social constructions. so the model is ation of a term like that is the term that the people who are identifying in a movement a white car movement, is the term that in which they identify the more broadly in the us. those are salient categories. those are categories that people use to distinguish between people, even as their social constructions and ideally, as you rightly pointed out, we shouldn't be. but those are the categories in terms of violence that you have to parse in order to do the sort of risk assessment. we talked about earlier, which actually i took and apply to the united states in real time. as during the trump administration, i, as things began to really heat up and we add all or is ation upheaval, scapegoating. we had our militias in the streets and then as we got to 2020, if you looked at a store examples of genocide, a

u. s. has had to tense relationship with simply because it con as easily influencing as say for example, can your opinion the u. k. so when you say pushed back, what are the tools to push back with? there are many true disposal of the us in the international community, including sanctions against individuals, trade restriction, we have the global magnetic which imposes economic and travel sanctions on corruption and human rights abusers. so there are international rules that allow opposition to tyranny. the us needs to play by those rules. it shouldn't rollover and allow charity to prevail. it's shared push back and make sure that sherony does not win the day. that rights and freedoms do prevail. stay saying in london, whenever there's been sanctions put in place against china, whenever the, the international tools that david l phillips is talking about being put in place against china, often china has just turned around and said, we are too big. this is not going to affect us that now even bigger

u. s. has torn up practically every treaty with moscow. so again, of reforms so that the kremlin won't take kindly to even more hot sanction threatened by his u. s. counterpart of talks in sweden. had a trope of documents appears to show the u. s. government failed to prosecute cia employees suspected of child sex abuse. ah, hello, there life from moscow. this is art international. it's 10 in the evening on thursday here in the russian capital 2 in the afternoon in new york. we're going to start, we can wrap up what's been we've been following over the past few hours, the reports of a man who paced outside the street outside the un headquarters in new york with a shotgun held to his own throat. he's now being taken into custody over the last couple of hours. large numbers of police and law enforcement vehicles have been responding to the incident and the area had been cordoned off. all you and staff had been ordered to remain inside the building as a security precaution. the authorities had caught and off the area and told people to stay away as they detained the men. or more countries saw detecting the new cobit strain army crumb among the latest or india, switzerland, and iceland

the agency employee had uses u. s. government laptop computer to view approximately 14000 images of pornography, of which 1400 were of under age individuals. the united states attorney's office decline prosecution of in favor of administrative action by the agency and view of the personal evaluation board recommendations. it is recommended this case be closed with no further action was any legal action taken against them? well, the answer to that question remains a mystery. none of the $75.00 pages mention anything of the sort. they do mention a cia contract to them who crawled into the darkest corner of the internet and thought he was seducing a child. the child, luckily, turned out to be an undercover of b. i agent allegedly solicited an undercover special agent from the fbi i in an online chat room and an attempt to travel interstate for the purposes of having sex with what he believed to be an under age child. the case is being closed, the agency terminated the contract with the individual, and again, apparently n

if i had known that the u. s. s, all would disintegrate, and i would never have left russia. i worked in a local store for more than 7 years. i was paid amiga salary, but i agreed because i had to feed my son. eventually i lost touch with all of my relatives. i went to human rights organisation for help with getting catholic citizenship in the year 2000. i put all the documents together and sent them off, but they just disappeared. i was angry about that, but i gave up and did not try again, which i was always told you were not born here. you were born in lithuania. is that my fault where i was born and that i came from russia recently, i received lots of help. but who returned my pension for all these years? i wasn't on the waiting list to get a flat. hospital refused to help me. i was deprived of all right, of course i have no saudi for the soviet times, but then i knew i was needed. if you could get a job, you could cross borders. and of course, every person holds on to their past memories. i hold on to those years, but the later part of my life was very hard. i just had to

u. s. who had left the nuclear deal in 2018 to lift some of those sanctions. the array new wants lifted it so they can return to for compliance. and that really these negotiate those will move at a much faster pace, which was a cause for concern for all parties. earlier saying that their talks were going very slow, they were going nowhere. the europeans were concerned about the lack of cooperation by the iranians. and now this appears to be a step in the right direction for all parties involved. right, thanks so much. don't have jabari. the agreement has to do with iran's current complex, which makes centrifuges that are used to enrich uranium. one of the cameras belonging to the international atomic energy agency at the site was damaged in june. iran blamed israel for the cold, a sabotaged attack to her, and then removed all the cameras and their footage. it hasn't let the agency replace them angering the u. s. in signatories to 2015 nuclear deal in september the i a cold for to her on to find the missing footage and replace all the cameras . i thought a grap