u. s. here's what political analysts didier ortiz has to say about ex president castiel supporters and the role the u. s. is playing in the current situation castillo work, and he said free. today. he could go to the palace. you will have thousands of people with him. he will have the crowd of people with him. many officers would hesitate to resist an order from him. the defense of the matter, they will try to keep them in jail as much as they can for as long as they can in the harshest conditions that they can possibly do to precedence allegedly former president. i think that this is a house of cards. the peruvian state is going all out suppressed the protest. the troops on the ground had been murdering the people. they have a meeting with the ambassador to the united states to pursue lisa cannon met with the minister of the friends of peru, just a couple of days before the co. the u. s. government has always had its hands in politics. if you look at the layout of politics, there's plenty of, and

u. s. federal trade commission suited to block the move. u. s. and european regulators have voiced fears over competition, including games being exclusive to the turkish online grocery app get here acquired its german rival, gorillas for $1200000000.00 on friday operating in europe and the u. s gets here was worth nearly $12000000000.00 at the start of the year before it cut 14 percent of its global workforce. i could columbia provide an answer to germany's energy problems. representatives of the german energy industry seem to think that it might there visiting columbia to discuss how they can collaborate with south america's biggest exporter. a co at the foot of columbia, said icon mountain is the country's largest coal mine, which bears the same name. and while it may represent an energy treasure to some for many indigenous people enough for columbia's in the village tobacco, the mine is an evil giant one. they have been fighting against for decades and i thought there was in our lives practically ended with the displacement of tobacco thankfulness because we stopped being a community and became a nomadic community. this edel michael mooney labels and we only exist on paper, i

u. s. steps up, it's the sanctions regime. washington has unveiled a whole sway the new measures against an array of adversaries. we'll get to the bottom of y. and inside columbia's coal mines here, how germany is looking to work more closely with south america's biggest exporter of the fossil fuel. the state of your business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. the u. s. has announced a range of new measures targeting people and businesses linked to china. iran and russia, among others, those sanctioned, include a group of chinese companies, accused of illegal fishing and human rights abuses in chinese waters. several russian officials are also being blocked from the u. s. financial system over their involvement in sham referendums and occupied ukraine. washington's announcement came on the same day as the e. u froze 19000000000. your is worth of assets over russia's invasion of ukraine. for more on the us sanctions, less cost to the states and to a financial correspond against quarter. yes. what is the message here coming from the us treasury, particularly with the sanctions over the chinese companies? napster's? there are, that's what i just want to mention. let's sta

u. s. here's what political unless d. d, altis has to say about situation castillo work, and he said free to day, he could go to the palace. you will have thousands of people with him. you will have the crowd of people with him. many officers would hesitate to resist an order from him, but of the facts of the matter. they will try to keep them in jail as much as they can for as long as they can in the harshest condition that they can possibly do to press them allegedly former president. i think that this is a house of cards. the peruvian state is going all out, the press, the protest, the troops on the ground have been murdering the people. they have been meeting with the ambassador to the united states to pursue elisa, can i met with the minister of the fence of peru just a couple of days before the co the u. s. government has always had its hands improve in politics. if you. busy look at the layout of politics, there is plenty of and cios from germany, from the united states, from bridge in that seek to room if you will

u. s. is about its commitment to africa. there is that's what the current president says, but african leaders government here have heard that before. 8 years ago when barack obama held the fust at u. s. africa leaders summit and in between there was donald trump. so there's always a reservation here amongst african leaders that whether policy could be overturned and, and when joe biden went off at the u. s. president, there was actually a song playing here on the internal tv and it went when you we get together, there's going to be good vibes. and i think that's exactly what the state department and the u. s. president wants to create here, because in the background, that is, of course, china is of course, russia. we at hud, the defense secretary here speak of russia trying to destabilize the continent. and that's something you want me to her hear from the president that this is all about strategic interests. it isn't, it's a lot about business. there was an announcement that this would be a memorandum of understanding even for a joint trade area. but for now, that's a pie in the sky. a group of ethiopians are suing facebook

here. despite being an american, he finds the leading role. his country wants to play in all international conflicts . unacceptable. there are more u. s. soldiers here in italy to day, in their work during the war, against notice. more soldiers just where is the enemy? where is the enemy? no more so well that though the enemy is i'm the enemy, ye cheesy enemy, of the people here in the street, r b b the other we are under control. i natal marianella . khadija is an anti ne, to activist with years of experience. she's traveled with peace delegations, to iraq on the former yugoslavia. she's never been afraid to state her views to senior officials or an allowance i think where are the most that i am for the most tampa windy fund. i'm entirely a deeper male. i get on the door, i is, you know, there are these women, us base young, laughing land. yeah. i probably were the mom o'connor. it was equal, indeed, young arkell, may or may suddenly dylan ass or ed of little dramatically on come your mentor. and had he can maintain paid jo controller patching. done yes, yes, poor nero, you only gotta reforms to her fullness to a resolution. ah, you

u. s. government striking deals with russia balance waging a brutal war on ukraine. that brutal war is not really the priority here for u. s. citizen state call. and you can also see that regarding the sanctions, the sanction the people here in the, in the us, they don't really feel the sanctions as they do in germany or in europe. so the priority also put, the administration has been to free an american citizen when their wars has been wrongfully detained in russia, there has been a lot of public pressure on this release here in the u. s. and this is clearly a huge victory for the by the ministration that we probably also have an impact on the public opinion on president bite. and the question is, if this could mean that a dialogue with russia is also possible on the war in ukraine and senior official and from the see department appointed this morning. that is probably not the case that this has been a negotiation that was very focused on a concrete topic on wrongfully detained us american prisoners. and he said that getting this done does not mean that the u. s. government minimizes the russian behavior in the w

u. s. here, one good to sue. so his what your wake it up to this morning and look at that, the cool air as far south as dallas eat degree. so that's the temperature story. let's talk precipitation. another weather maker comes pouring in to northern california. it's going to be a washout. san francisco to sacramento, of course marathon is going on this weekend, so not ideal conditions there at this weather friends just going to impact california. so clears out nicely. oregon, washington state and western canada. but there's some of those frigid temperatures, you know, i think winds will wind up to about a 100 kilometers per hour across the great lakes. this is a cold front, so new york. okay, 14 on saturday. watch what happens. you're down to 6 degrees windshield from southwest of northwest, so certainly gonna field that the wet weather drops as far south as houston and new orleans with those trade winds. picking up more concentrated rain is falling across the caribbean coast on saturday. storms still bubbling up

in 2017, a drone was found here in south korea that had traveled something like 200 kilometer sofa soul to photograph an anti ballistic missile. a u. s. anti ballistic missile base here. so this type of activity from north korea should they succeed and in gaining better surveillance information on the south side of the border. it does more to increase the time story to decrease the amount of time that so 3 would have an imminent north korean attack. and also increase the potential risk of some type of miscalculation on the korean peninsula, as we've seen through north korean development of her hypersonic missiles, cruise missiles, and submarine launch, ballistic missiles. this increases the risk as it decreases the amount of warning of, of some type of imminent attack. and that's really what these drones are, are doing here. go with his, with his increased risk. what kind of response come and i'll expect from south korea will. so the green present an insecure has said from his campaign he came to power here. in may, he said that he was going to respond to north korea with a much harder line on north korea's missile launches. falling

u. s. has profited greatly from. it's applies to heavy weaponry to ukraine. here does think that the u. s. is happy to give that money, whether the patriot missiles are used or not. it's also a matter of putting money in the coffers of the defense industry. criminal institution, i'm forgetting which one, but that they are now sounding the alarm bells that they expect these weapons and bands of criminal elements by the ministration has no interest in handling. and how do we notice we know this because the democrats voted down in a house committee, a republican proposal to audit the weapons that have already been sent to you. great. so we know that the u. s. has no interest in being held accountable on any of those. some western media have also question why the u. s. should keep up the heavy support of ukraine. foxy's anchor tucker, carlson, said kemp has no right to demand washington as it contains popping up with tens of billions of dollars in financing. we the historic debt to ukraine, doing the historic animosity with a non soviet russia. no, no. how do we win here? what's in it for us,

u. s. forces here have deployed a space unit. all of this considered it seems that north korea is basically saying we are going to move forward with acquiring our military upgrades, which does include a reconnaissance satellite industry before us. and so thank you. now are on 25 percent of marine animals depend on coal reefs to their habitat and about 250000000 people rely on their food and income. but the world's most threatened because systems fishing community on the shores of the indian ocean is trying to change that. catherine, sol reports now from cliffy county in southern kenya. in the indian ocean, a garden is being grown under water. these conservationists spent most of their days nurturing and pending to coral, that have been damaged. the fishing community of cor whitaker has set aside this space to save struggling corals and bring them back to life. lead down mom must sit, is one and borrow mentalist who's helping with this loss of coral. you're also looking at wave action from things like synonymy and high tide auctio

u. s. congress here we're vold amir zalinski, president of ukraine, is about to give a speech in see a vice president commer harris standing next to you as the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. there's a lot of commotion there. this is a big deal. i know that here in europe zalinski has become sort of a popular hero for a lot of people here. i wonder if it's the same in the us. what americans thinkers, lensky, you know, really depends whom you ask. he definitely impressed many, many americans are the way he conducted the war also the way he presented himself, you know, he lake came in this very simple kind of social like looking a closer day to the white alice. this is how he is presenting himself as vince months or we also have to keep in mind that he used to be a comedian. he's not a trained latisha whatsoever. and he really impressed many, many people throughout the world by his leadership skills. and so many people respect him highly here, but on the other hand, you have an increasing number of, or a rightly leaning republicans who say now is the time that we spend our money here in o

here? >> culture. >> the culture. >> yes, the culture is so much different between the u. s. and here.esting always. i never ever get boring. that city -- >> look, i never get bored. >> yeah. >> and i always learn new things in manhattan. but, there's 15, 20 different manhattans in tokyo, to me. >> all right, okay. >> i mean, shinjuku, shibuya, roppongi, from my perspective, these are completely different cities. >> yes, yes. >> even building to building. a place down here, nightclub for men, nightclub for girls, nightclub for rock and rollers. >> mm-hmm. >> a hair salon, but all up, 50 different businesses at one building, one building. >> yes. >> i can spend the next five years just doing shows on this one building. >> what is weird? what is strange? what do these things even mean anyway? sure a lot of what you've seen looks different from maybe the mainstream. it's certainly different from the way we like to portray ourselves, see ourselves. at least, our daytime selves. but roughly 50% of all movies rented in american hotel rooms are adult films. the american porn industry catering

u. s. course. i will give them a homage mustard here al marie me was taken into custody on sunday 2 years after the u. s. justice department announced charges against while belgian police have rated more european parliament offices. as the legislature, president volunteer launched an internal investigation and to corruption allegations for beth, it's solar says they will be no impunity for those caught up in the probe. a parliamentary vice president even is one of 4 people charged by belgian police. the prosecutors say a golf country was involved. they haven't named the country, but widespread media reports in both brussels and kylie's home nation. greece identified as cattle, and no official source in brussels or athens has contradicted that the countries deny any involvement and dominant cane has more from brussels. the sense of incredulity, shock, when 1st the allegation surface has been replaced some watts and then spoke again with the knowledge that the examining judge and police officers. first, officers on monday here the european parliament and took away computer data from parliamentary ass

u. s. as in here, because perfectly happy to sacrifice the ukraine to its own interests. but then again, it's also happy to sacrifice the e. u to its own interests. and that's exactly what we're seeing. why tensions to energy news? now? russia has slammed to the eas decision to impose a price cap on natural gas supplies. the violation of fundamental market principles, equipment has a long that it would consider appropriate counter measures. this is a violation of the markets pricing process. any talk of a ceiling is unacceptable. it will take some time to carefully weigh all the pros and cons to develop counter measures. several u. member states have also a strong opposition to the decision by the blogs need to ship the netherlands or said the reception would make it harder to cure much needed supplies of the critical commodity. as here from all to contributions rachel miles. and as she dig deeper into the rift within the u, while the ink is even dry on this new e gas price kept struck today and already the hungarian foreign minister is sounding the alarm on more potentia

oh here now 1st from baltimore, zalinski and then u. s. presidential by just like brilliant all my appreciation from my heart, the heart of ukrainians, fully grave from our nation. strong nation, all the appreciation to you. well, mr. president for your big support and leadership because you are many cockers helped us at all helping now because the worst door should be the button anyway, but that is your leadership. thank you. well, we're gonna continue to strengthen your credit ability defense, so particularly care defense. and that's why we're going to be providing you credit would pay to missile better and training are forced to be accurate. we use together our partners. we're also going to change pros cost on the kremlin and will support your credit for shoeing a just peace frames with great people in crane. we stand on the grid by with we have a famous thing with a man of the year times a year in states of america is washington bureau chief in his pole is with me and in the studio, our chief international editor, richard walker. in i

u. s. subsidies. that huge package of almost $400000000000.00 that will benefit companies who are working towards greener mobility here in the u. s. but that only applies if it's made in the u. s. if it's based in the u. s. and that, that's his criticism. not directly in front of the cameras to the president, but in front of the cameras when he's not present, that, that is basically takes away a level playing field. so a lot of tough talking also behind closed doors. so those traits subsidies you mentioned. they're just just the latest in a series of events which of strange relations between washington and paris, or whether it's tension on show today and not in to the cameras, but it certainly emmanuel mccaul made quite so to let everybody know that these issues will be raised and when the cameras are off, we are coming from a free ukraine war history of where in order for submarines was canceled in that in australia, had placed instead than buying and us submarines, so billions worth in contract. that's one amount of our call actually at one point pulled back his ambassador from the us, calling him in and call him ba

u. s. basketball player, seeing here on the left, is handed over in a prisoner's swap in exchange for a notorious russian arms dealer. also coming up international outrage and calls for iran to face small sanctions after the religious regime executes a 20 to 23 year old man. for taking part an anti government demonstrations rights groups want more hangings are imminence. ah i'm glad off as well come to the program. you as a basketball player, brittany griner has been released from custody and russia. the to time olympic gold medalist was arrested in moscow in february and sentenced to 9 years in prison on drug charges. 3 recently had an appeal rejected and was transferred to a remote penal colony. her release is part of a high stakes prisoner swap. the west will hand over a notorious russian arms dealer in exchange a prisoner swap on the top of the airport. it is here that captive dns for you as possible. stop brittany griner scene here on the left, and russian on the la victor boot on the right. us president joe biden spoke to grind shortly. i'll release. i'm glad to be able to say the

here now. does air including the founder be collapsed after the ex crypto? the exchange is expedited to the u. s. and the colorful glo. how the pinky guam is making a comeback on the galactose on more than ah ah, if we go with your headlines for the americas, thank you for stopping by. so here's the picture on thursday. there's been a lot of rain falling in rio de janeiro as of late weather alerts in play there. mean time, high temperature is to be found in paraguay suns out in associate with a top temperature of 30 degrees. some torrential downpours also in the forecast for brazilian m and now's next stop. we're going to central america, fairly quiet pitcher here. some bursts of rain around belize, a guatemala, the usual problem, spots of costa rica and panama off to the us. we go. it is just going to be a washout for the care line as west virginia and delaware's. this storm system moves through. now watch this. it's going to meet up with another one. the 2 are going to come together over the great lakes and the northeast. the intensity of it will pick up on friday. this is an important travel

here. so the details. so this is impacting the u. s. northeast in canada's maritime provinces were talking about some serious snow here, about 15 to 25 centimeters. and there was winds at times will be howling 80 kilometers per hour. places like boston and the canadian province of new brunswick . and for the deep south of the us, we thought least 50 tornadoes outbreak of them here much commer weather, but we could see fresher air in play. your little rock arkansas, just the high of 7 degrees through the u. s. southwest. things really quiet here. i've tried off some, not much to talk about. let's go toward the north and we're seeing that cooler air dig into a british columbia to vancouver, 2 degrees, but it's going to get worse before it gets better. we're going to lock your temperature in 2 minus 3, which is well below average. and there's some more snow on the way here. central america, that trade winds are picking up, so some bursts of rain. i think more. so for the pacific coast to coast recon saturday and some burst of rain also fo

out of here and are trying to regulate gas prices as well as that the blue shield, russia hasn't here the u. s. and the e you've attempting to manipulate the international energy market. this comes after the, you impose a price cap on russian energy in an attempt to undermine moscow's ability to finance the conflict in ukraine. now, new russian legislation will free the states, major gas exposes from fulfilling foreign contracts. if they violate national guidelines, the details of martha's revised policy will be finalized by the end of next week. ross's g d. p declined the less than predicted this year in defiance of the unprecedented and western sanctions. independent journalist newton reveal says european economies, all the ones feeling the bites of the backlash. gus, we were told by the germans, by the french, by our leaders in the west and our sanctions were necessary to bring car a russia to we sneezed. but we are on our knees and energy wise. it is, the situation is terrible. we have mine a stand last week for us. it's a terrible winter. i mean he rushes minus then his mind frequent. but

u. s. simply does not recognize any bones. it does what it wants when it wants to suit its own interests. and we have to be very clear here. when we speak about its interests, meaning the government's interest or the interest of major corporations, that the u. s. government almost never acts for the benefit of its own citizens. again, i'm speaking to someone who is represented. i've represented americans abroad. we've had trouble leading abroad living un nato countries, even in the u. s. government would never even help them. the fact is that the you in its allies are increasingly isolated. the world has woken up and they're sick of being bullied sick of the scams. a sick of allies and we go, we're now going to reap a bitter harvest of all the horrible things you've done or the past 25 years care returning to african. rwanda has reiterated its ultimate denial of allegations that it's been supporting the m $23.00 and searching group, which is fighting against national forces across the border in the democratic republic of congo. the choosing rolanda of support to the congolese armed group m $23.00 is wrong. and distracts fro

u. s. government said no, we can't do anything. we have to respect local laws, right? so that's also another dimension here. u. s. government is very active in protecting its rights interest. us government's interest, not the american people's interests. me as an individual. if i have a problem abroad, u. s. government is not going to help me. but if i'm george soros o than the u. s. government will act to help me in my corporations, my financial and business interests. right? i mean, when we see the business trades that the us wants to continue, i mean, it's sanctioning a lot of countries around the world because none agreeing with the u. s. policies as states today is narrowing. is field to do business international yet. so the u. s. it is dig itself into a corner and we see the country is increasingly isolated on the international stage . more and more countries are citing with russia with china, major company, major countries, obviously india. so in the middle east is solidly behind russia in china. i mean, the u. s. has lost the middle east because of all the horrors that committed atrocities commit over t

chinese government, the chinese communist party exporting their trans dear repression right here into the u. s. and we've had now a number of indictments that you may have seen of the chinese engaging in uncoordinated law, quote unquote, law enforcement action right here in the united states harassing stockings, surveilling, blackmailing people who they just don't like or disagree with the she regime the u. s and a number of european countries, including germany have now opened investigations into the allegations of chinese, foul play on their soil. and for more context of this, i'm joined by laura hearth. she's a campaign director at enjo, saved god defenders and joins me from rome. miss harp welcomed who is running these illegal police station. i mean, are we talking of chinese spies? diplomats police parsons. thank you for having me. from what we gathered from the chinese authorities themselves and from chinese media reports on this subject, which is the exclusive basis of, of our reporting on this. so we only use that. i wish to highlight this open source material available online from chi

they say the market here is ready for more trade with the u. s. they all to warn the south africa. we'll have to tread here. that's due mostly to china and to a lesser degree, russia at a time of great geopolitical tensions between those countries and the united states as part of bricks. a grouping of the major, emerging economies of brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa. the south african government would not want to alienate either be jing or moscow as it seeks, even warmer ties with washington international relations professor gilbert katia gala says during this summit, china will most definitely be the elephant in the room. 10 hours med are lot of inroads in africa, particularly the infrastructure, and engaging with a note of african countries. china is africa's largest 2 way trading partner in 2021. that value of trade hit $254000000000.00. and while u. s. president, jo biden's administration is concerned about china's growing footprint in africa. american officials continue to insist, or african nations should not be forced to pick sides. united states will not dictat

i mean, just the here haste with which the u. s. left that dana, stan and the chaos that was allowed to spread or reason enough for a lot of people to wonder. why was that the case? i mean we saw the civilians clinging to an airplane falling to their death suicide bombers. and as you said, the taliban got their hands on a lot of us equipment. so naturally it's had a lot of people raising questions about whether or not this was all part of some sort of bigger plan that washington had. is it suspicious that we were just told that we didn't leave the afghan war very sloppily? by the way, we announced that on august 31st 2021. and then the very next day on september 1st, america said that we were due. we were joining an effort we were locking onto the e you joint effort to help you create join nato. after all, washington spent over $2.00 trillion dollars on this over 20 year long military operation that it had enough ganna stand. and if the us was looking at another potentially multi trillion dollar conflict, i think it goes without say

u. s. as in here is perfectly happy to sacrifice the ukraine to its own interest. but then again, it's also happy to sacrifice the e. u to its own interests. and that's exactly what we're seeing. energy use our russell swire. they use decision to impose a price cap on natural gas supplies as a violation of fundamental market principles. the kremlin has warned that it would consider appropriate and counter measures. this is a violation of the markets pricing process. any talk of a ceiling is unacceptable. it will take some time to carefully weigh all the pros and cons to develop counter measures. several each member phase of also for a straw opposition to the decision. why the blocks the the ship. the netherlands have said that restrictions would make it harder to skill much needed supplies. of the critical modesty, archie, contributor rachel malls and digs deeper into the rift within the while the ink is even dry. on this new gas price kept struck to day. and already the hungarian foreign minister is sounding the alarm on more potential tinder. being added to this

u. s. and the u. s's. adversaries to save up messages being treated with skepticism at the summit is an understatement. perhaps in part because even us by doing ministration, officials come here and they course give that message of that harmony. they can't seem to help themselves. they immediately warn about what they feel is the malign influence of other nations in africa. the u. s. president will be here on wednesday and thursday. it hasn't gone unnoticed that so far there have been no bilateral meetings planned between the president and his counterparts. in africa, however, were told by the administration, but substantially of little moments substandard little moments in inverted commas have been planned between the president as he tries to forge a close relationship with the different delegations here. can you say a 180 people have been killed by flooding and kinshasa, the capital of the democratic republic of congo? i mean, landslides across the city, which is home to 15000000 people, and built on the banks of the congo river. and expand, has more the backbone of the democratic republic of congo highway system. the in one cut into heavy rains across the capital, kinshasa

the problem here is u. s. corruption and actually increasing your spending actually just help the governance body of china. well, i've been warned for 2 decades that the, the us should be paying attention to what's happening with the people's republic of china and the p l. a specifically. and we saw, as you think you were alluded to in the south broadcast, the america spent quite a number of years from desert storm desert shield, desert storm until the ignoble retreat from afghanistan. we spent 30 years in the middle east and i had been one of the people who had said, we need to, you know, deal with terrorism, obviously for what happened on 911. but we have to deal with the rise of china and we approve we as a institution, the department of defense and as a nation didn't pay attention to that. and i think history will judge that to be a wrong decision. does that mean it's over for america? not, you're not on your life. we have many things that we can still do. we're still very powerful. but we need to wake up

u. s. that it will provide advanced patriot missiles systems. here in the mac blumenthal editor of the grey zone investigative news site has posted the on twitter exchange, he had with delegates representing purportedly b, ukrainian diaspora, as they made their way there to congress is 45000000000. not enough. not enough. got that. how much? how much more should we give to ukraine instead of our own people? do you, do you do support the as of italian or no more of it as of the value. there's no more as a values where we're train and recruited that into a former professional army over the last 8 years. so the neo nazis were brought into the army. no, no, we are not see them not a minute. so no answer about crane is a democracy. why did zalinski ban 13 opposition? partnership law? we did not know martial law sounds undemocratic. why did he band the russian wing of the orthodox church? and i still wanted extra to serving as the keys in his organization. and with found, with materials that were legal and financing the enemy war against innocent people .

u. s. in terms of what they want to achieve here. so if you're sending weapons to ukraine and you're the u. s. and what point you stop while, you know, i've been to add the momentum of its own, you know, country 2 years, 2 years, the trump republican controlled congress cut a do bring drastically. it hasn't happened to the trumping of the party hasn't really had much of a shipping. and mean, i know the military industrial complex of the u. s. is ramping up its production capacity. its budget has been increased by congress. so the momentum is still to continue this support of the brain, not without the issues, not without problems and well it's occasions but until 2024. why until the new presidential elections. i think the nurse will. ready me dance until because of the population checking of the just public opinion. the support in the us is overwhelming. well, there is also a public support for peace talks in various different places. so i want to turn to that. moscow has an hour so that ukraine is the one that doesn't want to negotia

here. the u. s. is to name and you warship, after notorious battles, it in their raft in $22004.00 in which human rights groups claim washington committed war crimes, something the u. s. denies. earlier my colleague spoke to dawn quarter about why the navy had chosen to glorify its role of its marine corps despite the grim legacy of the battles. it's an honor for me and for our nation to memorialize the marines . the soldiers and coalition forces that fold valiantly and those who sacrificed their lives during both bottles of fallujah. this namesake deserves to be in the pantheon of iconic marine cool bottles. all, it's probably not the best idea to immortalize an event that is remembered by most people as one of the bloodiest episodes of the u. s. is a military occupation in iraq. i mean, just look at the civilian casualties over 600 unarmed men, women and children were killed in the 1st battle for felicia and another 500 of those people, unarmed men, women and children were killed by the end of the

really, russia, here's the u. s. and you of attempting to manipulate the international energy market. then you russia legislation, freeze the state gas export or gas prom from fulfilling obligations under foreign contracts. if they violate national guidelines, the details of moscow's price designation will be determined by the end of the week . president putin criticize the u. i saying washington has long been trying to destabilize post soviet states and is now exerting its influence over ukraine. ortiz, rory says shay and donald quarter discuss the russian leader stark assessment with russia scholarly morrison. can we now say the u. s. as directly involved in the conflict, the english, the u. s. has been dealing with this for a long time. it's been involved in trying to undermine us an influence ukraine and soviet times smoking. our opponents have always tried to divide us you and then tried to manage the separate parts, come get nothing new here so that the idea of ukrainian separatism was born a long time ago. wel

u. s. is always of interest to people. all right. the world people pay attention to what with on here, and i'll just, he was very good at bringing the news to the world from here. ah, hello i'm, i am demising in london with a quick look at the main stories of the following. now, the 2nd world cup, semi final, is on the way at the base stadium and catch our moral code carrying the dreams of an entire continent on their shoulders, hoping to defeat rainy champions, france and become the 1st african and our side to make it to the grand final, the winter is set to face argentina on sunday. france is currently meeting one nail at half time. us president announced a range of new partnerships with.

u. s. wants they wanna bifurcate the global trade here with the sanctions and the, the part that does not go with the asia, china, or the u. s. wants to dominate. that seems to be where the u. s. long term is going to bring down an economic iron curtain. on the global trade, the interesting, you made a lot of interesting place. i mean i, i, i'm not going to pay for all of them. but one of the thing that stuck in my mind as they rush decides not to smithy, let's forget about the loopholes that say that russian just decide not to sell the oil to the eve. what kind of difficulties with the e face? well, the, you can get the oil from the u. s. at a much higher price, just as is getting noel. i mean that natural gas from iowa to richard's we times, i mean, the usaa oil companies will be glad to sell you a soil of which there's a glass in the u. s. to a, you know, to the europeans at a higher price. but that was best, the economic strategy behind all this, the sanctions drive russia out of western europe, out of the economy in europe. so the american companies can step into the vacuum, includin

u. s. or even in europe, a source of concern for emerging economies like india. right, good. so here's what happens is when the u. s. fed heights if the interest rate, the difference between the interest rates in india and the interest rates in the us, it shrinks. now if this matters a lot for foreign investors, because usually emerging markets give better returns than developed markets, but when a developed market like the us or where they, the rates are, i'd there. and what happens in a developing market like india is that the developing market becomes less attractive for, for investors. so there is a capital outro, foreign ministers take their money and well from markets like india and put them in us talks, which are relatively less quality. so the but becomes a case of capital outflow, then the ruby also suffers its value, goes down. if the value dipped significantly, then the reserve bank of into is also forced to sell dollars to stabilize the value of the ruby. and this leaves in this leads to depletion of foreign exchange reserves as well. so largely on these 2 counts, this is h

u. s critics here in washington, say the white house should be doing more to support what has become a new pro democracy movement. the administration has expressed support for the chinese protesters, but stopped short of echoing their calls for regime change on the side of individuals being able to freely assemble and to express their views. whatever those views are , we're not taking a side in terms of what these protesters are about. secretary of state antony blinken clarifying the administration's stance, saying the u. s will voice it's disagreements with china while avoiding direct confrontation do not seek conflict with china in the country. we want to avoid. we don't want a new cold war, the us ambassador says protests and lockdowns are making it impossible for us diplomats to meet with americans being held in china at the white house. jackie heinrich fox news' twitter is not the place to go to learn about covid, or covid vaccine. health officials are calling it bad twitter timing. the platform is no longer taking action against covid misinformation as cases in the us and bay area ar