u. s. here's a reaction from russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman. decisions of the international criminal court have no significance fall country, including from legal standpoint, rushes not to participant of the rome statute of the international criminal court, and has no obligations on to the statute. russia does not cooperate with disability and possible recipes for arrests from the i. c. c will be null and void to us. earlier we spoke to the former mayor of kabul dowd, sultan's zola, who says that i see see resolutions are not credible due to the institutions of blinker view on atrocities and crimes across the world. it's just basically laughable at mockery of what they're trying to achieve. they're not that they cannot exercise any of these things in action and practice. and also i think all the other happen would look at these processes that happened in the world . because war, because migration, because of displacement, if you don't deal with them in an even handed way to just come up wit

here. we'll pick dory. a new one was behind everything for the u. s. government, even at the same time, of course you have by do, you know, who ran the spearhead at the project here with if you look at someone like hillary clinton, you're not looking at someone that's in danger of becoming a fascist. he's looking at felon. that is famous for obama, the same of jo july. can me unfortunately, joe biden wants all this joe biden is a fascist. the americans have something to do with it in the sense that they are part of an atlantic world that has adhered for the most part to liberal democracy and capitalism and transparency. and the rule of law. these of the watchwords uttered by politicians throughout the collective west. it's the mainstream message of most western media. charles cove chung, who served as special assistant to u. s. president barack obama from 2014 to 20. 17. couldn't claim anything else. and this is what american democracy looks like in practice. that's what's happened in dumbass this whole time. this is fish, aren't objects, these are pe

u. s. officials say one of the jets struck the propeller of the reaper, a drone of the type seen here and file footage, causing the drone to crash into international waters. a u. s. air force official says that the maneuver nearly caused the loss of the russian craft to get the latest from the w. corresponded mckayla cooper in washington. mikaela. tell us what we know about this incident at this point as well. what we know from the u. s. general in charge in the region is that these fighter jets initially tried to dump fuel on this drone. and then in one of the 5 digits actually touched the drone. they're called m q 9, so called reaper drones. and as we just saw in our image there, they actually raw the lot with the size of a fighter jet. so this is something that the u. s. white house, national security communications coordinator, and john kirby here described as reckless and dangerous. he said it was not uncommon to have such intercepts, but that this was a downright dangerous and it's still unclear where the, the russians were trying to send some kind of message there. but this is some

here in the u. s. the closer we come to the presidential elections in 2024, many republicans to say that the ccp this is the communist chinese party, is baptizing the ad not only to gain data but also to use its power to after all, decline western her. a influenced by influencing the next generation with anti western propaganda. so there is an increasing pressure on president biden to act and this is why they put out this bill today. okay, in as well. this bell, this only applies to government issued devices. the banner hang about today. but is this the 1st step towards an a ban outright of the app and you s quite frankly, it is hard to imagine the tick tock will be totally bend here in the u. s. why is that? it is already a far too important for businesses to advertise their products for politicians to reach their constituencies. and after all, there is a lot of money involved, not only for a china, but also for many, many companies here in the united states. so as for now we are awaiting to hear from

u. s. one american in 10 has allegedly tried cocaine, at least once in their life, and most have been heads for the u. s. from here. the amazon i spoke with a sodium with now, hey, i got in the other asia, we have humble barker, and i was the only was clear figures, sullivan lost me rather i tears my bill as he gave to my mom where i was k e is, is mccoy, she's yesterday, but i think he did. she woke up her, we me, you said it was key, but i did get off. cape coral. kareem has lived in brazil for almost 11 years. he is a 100 percent down shifter. you dropped out of a prestigious university in moscow and traded a promising job for a life of adventure, developed by apple, but always on web shows. sure. no, i can. you don't with me. i got a year in. yeah. and yeah, i really need some yeah, good from what i see some with along there are there for you and we'll for some problem. yes. state each month. that passport down for show can you karima main source of income is fishing trips, which he arranges for the most exclusive clue until it seems that life is improving. but this business has become very dangerous. you can

u. s. influence here in the middle east terminal. this is kind of a decision of the companies in this region to get to see the russia has a very important doors. eventually, the only thing i believe that after the war, the balance, it became clear to me that the waste wasn't you know, we usually piece of or with the sort of, i believe the development agent, especially after the help you in the market has become discipline and we know very well, many issues cannot be resolved without population with them just by lifting its doping, suspension of russia and bella roost, the world athletics council says the countries remain barred from competing and international events for a purely political reasons over the conflict in ukraine. the consul agreed to the reinstatement of the russian federation following 7 years of suspension due to agree just institutional doping violations. however, athletes, officials and support and personnel for rush in belarus, still excluded from competition. for the foreseeable future, the russian athletic federa

the 1st step towards an a ban outright of the app and you s quite frankly, it is hard to imagine the tick tock will be totally bend here in the u. s. why is that? it is already a far too important for businesses to advertise their products for politicians to reach their constituencies. and after all, there is a lot of money involved, not only for a china, but also for many, many companies here in the united states. so as for now we are awaiting to hear from tick talks c e o, who is said to testify before congress a later that month, month. and then i think we will have a little bit of a better sense where washington stands on this issue. however, we also have to keep in mind that neither the fcc nor the pentagon could easily just enforce a band, because technically tick tock is just another platform to practice a freedom of speech. and this is the 1st amendment right, right here in the united states. certainly a nuanced situation in uh, st. paul washington. thank you so much. while sticking with tech, the u. s. government will require chip makers receiving subsidies to share excess profits. the by the administration announced o

u. s. media has said, and here is china's response. new report anatomy. org of coven. 19 the u. s. energy department, now differing from some other government agencies that of the f. b i in the united states has said the corona virus pandemic is most likely to have emerged from a chinese laboratory, created deliberately for research, but leaked unintentionally into the world. china predictably is furious and pushing back the lack of cooperation from china has made it difficult to pinpoint the exact cause of the pandemic. nathan, while the u. s. has intensified its efforts to send weapons to one of the parties to the conflict resulting in an endless war with peace, nowhere in sight. it has also frequently spread false information about china's supply of weapons to russia, taking the opportunity to sanction chinese companies for no reason. this is outright bullying and double standards. now one fact that doesn't seem to be acknowledged in wide spread us meteor hort's is the very lab in question. the woo hon institute of or ology, was funded by the american government. this was a u.

u. s. influence here in the middle east terminal this, that this is the kind of decision of the companies in this region to get them to see. the russia has a very important for people to talk to the intervention. not only can clean, but also i believe that after the ordering, the balance in the board has changed. and it became clear to me that that was one of the pieces or with the sort of, i believe the development agent, especially after this help you in the computation. the model has become different, you know, will many issues cannot be resolved without operation with them just by lifting its joking suspension of russia and bella ruse, the world of flex council, says the countries remain barred from competing and international events for purely political reasons. over the conflict in ukraine, the consul agreed to the reinstatement of the russian federation following 7 years of suspension due to grimace institutional doping violations. however, athletes, officials and support and personnel for rush in belarus, still excluded from competition for the foreseeable future. the russian athl

between h sr versus our standard rail system such as those that we have here in the us now, i mean, why don't we have h s r here in the u. s. ok, so let's talk about the distant. the differences in the differences press primarily feet high speed rail as people commonly think of it generally, our speeds of about a 180 to 200 miles per hour. about $300.00 to about $300.00 and a 40 kilometers per hour. ah, there the high, the, the next level down tends to be between about a $110.00 in a 150 miles an hour with a large population between a $125.00 and a 150 miles an hour. so that's about what, 200 to 250 kilometers per hour. and then you have conventional trains, the more conventional trains which will be operating at 708090 miles an hour. so you're looking at, um, a 120140 kilometers per hour. i'm in the united states, we have trains, they go up to about a 150 miles per hour at the present at the present time. so that's about 250 kilometers per hour. that's the amtrak and the northeast corridor, or we're currently building the california high speed rail system, which is going to go closer to the 180 mile per hour i area. bu

here? the u. s. in europe alone versus russia and china with that simple, well, not, not really, because if you look at the numbers here, you had russia and china objecting to these passages about ukraine war and the rest of the g. 20. not because they'd already signed off on it in bali 4 months ago. so it's really, russian, china looking isolate the w's. richard water, thanks so much. the invasion of ukraine a year ago from to the shop you turned in germany's defense policy. chancellor. olaf shall to pledge the massive burst in spending on the armed forces, taking political allies and opponents to life by surprise. and 12 months on there are still doubts about the effectiveness of the changes. ah, a few days after russia began its war against ukraine, german chancellor laughed sholtes announced a massive increase in military spending. he called it at sight and vendor, a turning point in jim in defense policy. 100000000000 euros for the hollow. doubt armed forces. so far the troops have received virtu

here. they obviously have learned their lesson somewhat from 2008. on the other hand, we don't really know how this is going to go further. ok, steven u b. s. wants help from the swiss government for a possible take over. do you know what's being discussed here from what we understand from those who are close the negotiations, u. b. s. is offered $1000000000.00 for the take over being all share deal. and what it means is that basically shareholders would take a significant haircut here. $1000000000.00 means about $0.27 a share. the, the business closed arrows shares close at about a $1.70 on friday so you can see the kind of loss of the shareholders would take. they want that 6000000000 dollars and guarantees because there are a lot of open questions around the business. i mentioned the legal troubles that credit suisse has been in that there's a lot of money potentially outstanding their, their legal judgments against them, if their regulatory fines coming against them. and because this was government wants to steal, to go forward because they have their foot on the gas battle here, it's likely that u. b. s will get a better deal than not

u. s. influence in the region. this time is the face time for the solution. first, we have noticed major rejection of the u. s. influence here in the middle east. healy can notice that this is a kind of decision of the he counties in this region who gets right and deeds. and russia has a very important to put in an taurus that intervention, that only thing, but also the entire vision. i believe that after the warning you leave, the balance in all has t and became clear to many that the west wasn't both in a region in pieces or with only union soil. i believe in the teleaccount leaf of some developments regions issue after this. albumin accomplish that mattel has the indifferent and we are not very well that many issue the engine in a few these all without combination and with the masters and china and under us have established diplomatic ties. after the central american stay and a decade long relations with taiwan, honduras is an important country in central america. the government of honduras chooses to stand with $181.00 countries in the world recognise and undertake to adhere to the one china principal, severe the so call

u. s. context here? yeah. so there's some, nearly 3 dozen cases that are what you're mentioned in there. these fraud cases i'm that are really based on disinformation and based on consumer fraud. the fact that the companies have known for more than 5 decades about the impacts of their products and have lied to consumers about that. and that those were intentional decisions to actively down play and to store the mounting evidence of climate change from, from their products. so that's kind of the basis of that these suits have been filed. it's been about a 5 year process for a number of them, but we are seen movement. so last year there are 2 of those cases that did start to move forward and moved into discovery. and we're expecting a lot more of the cases to move into discovery this year, which is a really exciting moment for the legal cases. and then also as scientists for the potential of new documentation that comes out, that we can further understand what the industry knew and when most certainly in the i d

u. s. influence in the region is denied. the sign is the face time or the so 1st we have noticed major rejection of the u. s. influence here in the middle east. here we can notice that this is a kind of decision of the he counties in this region who get twice a 1000000 deeds of russia has a very important tool and joyce that intervention not only in cream but also in the entire vision. i believe that after the war in the, the balance in or has g and became clear to many that the west wasn't both in a mutually pieces in the war with only killing and soil. i believe in natalia. leave some developments regions issue after the soviet union calculation that mattel has the individual and yet knows very well as many issues in the region and of the result without population and with the masters china and under as have it established diplomatic ties. after the central american nation and a decades long relations with taiwan, honduras is an important country in central america. the government of honduras chooses to stand with $181.00 countries in the world recognise and undertake to adhere to the one china principal, severe the so c

and before we go, here's a reminder of that tom story. we're following for u a. u. s. surveillance, draw white. the one you see here has been struck by a russian more play as it was flying over the black sea. the unmanned vehicles propeller was damaged, forcing the us to bring it down in international waters. the kremlin says the john was in russian controlled aerospace movie towards the russian border, but went down on its own baking stocks rebound after days of heavy losses. daniel winter has that and more in your business news after the break, i will see you tomorrow. ah ah come had a v c t v highlights you every week in your in box subscribe now. that has to floated you do the fool. i'd have to tennis, fantastic. she survived auschwitz, thanks to music. he was the nazi.

here. the u. s army breaking news out of kentucky. this is what's happening here. the u. s army is reporting several casualties after two blackhawk helicopters crashed during a training mission there in kentucky. the military hasn't said how many soldiers were killed or injured , but the army is set to hold a news conference just hours from now. these are photos of the crash site. it's from our from local radio station w. k d z. you can see a plume of smoke and what looks like a piece of the wreckage witness who lives nearby, describing what he heard right before the choppers went down. two helicopters came over pretty low and all of a sudden, soon as they got over the house, something loud banging. everything shut down just all of a sudden we joined the truck came over here. that's what we've found two helicopters, so we turn now to cnn national security reporter natasha bertrand tracking this story for us from the pentagon. natasha hello? the army set to hold a news conference this morning. and what else do you know? yes we are expecting to hear from them at around 10 a.

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here. we take doria, newman was behind everything for the u. s government even at the same time, of course. yeah. bye. do you know who ran the spearhead at the project here? if you look at someone like hillary clinton, you're not looking at someone that's in danger of becoming a fascist. he's looking at felon. that is famous barack obama, the same with joe, joe, i can. mm hm. unfortunately, joe biden wants all this, joe biden is a fascist. the americans have some thing to do with it in the sense that they are part of an atlantic world that has adhered for the most part to liberal democracy and capitalism and transparency. and the rule of law. these of the watchwords uttered by politicians throughout the collective west. it's the mainstream message of most western media. charles cove chung, who served as special assistant to u. s. president barack obama from 2014 to 20. 17. couldn't claim anything else. and this is what american democracy looks like in practice. that's what's happened in dumbasses whole time. this is fish, aren't objects. these ar

here. we gave several examples for our audience, but delta in the u. s. content context, if i'm not mistaken. most of the cases when it comes to the fossil fuel industry, trying to hold them accountable are actually now about fraud, right? about deceiving the public as we've mentioned. and i just think that's interesting in the context of greenwashing, which we've covered here at the stream. but it's also interesting in terms of how long they've known soard about their consequences and how long they've been able to deflect. so am i right in understanding delta that, that in the u. s. context, a lot of these companies are no longer able to continue appealing their on their last round of appeals. i mean, what does that actually mean in terms of what's likely to happen in the u. s. context here? yeah. so there's nearly 3 dozen cases that are what you're mentioning. there are these fraud cases that are really based on just information and based on consumer fraud. the fact that the companies have known for more than 5 decades about the impacts of their produc

u. s. diplomatic out here, right. i work now for the state department, and i'm gonna give you what they would probably say, which is countries like ukraine have chosen to align with the west. it's not like we're forcing them to do anything they've come to us and say, look, we want to be a part of nato. we want to be a part of the you. we want to have better relations with, with washington. and why are you keeping them from do it? they would argue. ok. so full disclosure, my wife is crimea. right. my wife is from the crimea. we have family all over east ukraine in don, boss, or cough desa. this regime that seized power in 2014 violently and unconstitutionally with open u. s. backing with victoria newland right, working for the state department. caught on tape saying, talking about midwife in this thing then how that happened in the country. it doesn't represent all of ukrainians. in fact the, the, the, the violent and insurrection that led up to this, the, my daughter protest poles at the time commissioned by u. s. gov

u. s. and here's the reaction from russia's foreign ministry. spokesperson, decisions of the international criminal court have no significance wrong countries, including from a legal point of view. russia is no participant of rem statute of the international criminal court and has no obligations under this statute. russia does not cooperate with this body and possible warrant for us from the i. c. c will be null and void to us the disastrous war in iraq, which left a trail of destruction and a reporter to 1000000 people dead is coming up on its grim 20th anniversary. and we're bringing you a special coverage of the conflicts that through the oil, which contains a chaos and destabilize the entire region for years to come. ah or 20 years ago to the day george w bush made the decision to oust than iraqi leader saddam hussein by force saying he had given up power and yet to give him power and leave the country or face attacked by thousands of us and allied forces saddam hussein and his sons must leave a rack within 48 hours. their refusal to do so will result in military conflict commenced at

u. b. s. and here is the german chancellor commenting on the financial turbulence. let's finance the stem of boston. the european banking system is robust and stable, dashed on speed. we have the necessary oversight structures and thanks to the work over the years. and the effort of the banks themselves were in a robust and resilient position. and this is an incentive to make progress in the capital markets and the bank in union. yet. what's more important, we plan to full heartedly make progress for cannon. and i've also comes from hudson to doing it for until time i asked her, corresponded jack pyrrhic, in brussels, whether chancellor sholtes, whether not, he was on the defensive today. that's right. he was really trying to sort of calm the concerns around this. he said that it deutscher bank is a very profitable bank and there's no reason to doubt it's future. he said that he did thoroughly reorganized a modernized his business model and that it will be very profitable. now, this is a concern. did you say this shadow price? greatly reducing this morning over fear

u. s. officials and their media aids here. your times, washington post, literally bragged about using a network of n g o z, the suitcases of cash to win other people's elections. but then other countries started getting skeptical of this kind of, you know, n g o insurrection, and started passing these laws, you know, or bon, his past lawyer, hungary, against sources influence. and you had, you have all these other countries literally now taking americans own laws thinking okay, well, they can't possibly object to their own legislature. and then we see the american embassy and the you and the western media going, oh no, this is a russian a lot. it's not. i mean, russia passed the law pattern after farrah in, in, i believe, 2012 and expanded it in 2020. and this is know, getting to know the censorship, but it's, it's quite literally the same law. and so, but it's, it's another one of those. oh, it's completely different when we do it because we're different and we're better that simply doesn't convince anybody any more. and unfo

u. s personnel involved here and how frequently attacks like this happen? the latest update we have on the u. s personnel involved here is that there were five service members injured. they are in stable condition. two of them were treated at the scene. three of them had to be taken to coalition medical facilities in iraq. there was also one other u. s contractor injured that, in addition, according to the pentagon to the one u. s contractor who was killed in this one way, you wavy attackers. suicide drone attack . the pentagon says the drone was of iranian origin, likely indicating that this was carried out by iranian proxies. shia militias in the area that work or are affiliated with iran. in response, the us carried out what it called a proportionate, deliberate action in response targeting facilities belonging to iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps, so facilities not directly linked with the strike itself. but the organization that works with these iranian militias in terms of how often these happened that number quite surprising, general eric parri

u. k. of this strike here. perhaps the most important you saw how the u. s. army destroyed countries in the east and now it's nato and the u. s. to a destroying don't bass with a force it on a number of was in the last 10 years or so. i've seen libya destroyed our reports from syria and see that country destroyed. and i fear that ukraine will be destroyed as well. the famous phrase that made so is willing to fight russian to the last ukrainian seems to be what's happening here will take dory. a new one was behind everything for the u. s. government, even at the same time. of course. yeah. bye. do you know who ran the proof? spearheaded the project here with if you look at someone like hillary clinton, you're not looking at someone that's in danger of becoming a fascist. he's looking at selling that is famous for obama, the same of joe joe whiten. mm. unfortunately, joe biden wants all the jol, biden's, fascist. the americans have some thing to do with it in the sense that they are part of an atlantic world that has adhered for the most part to liberal democr

u. s. influence here and here we can notice that this is the kind of decision of the company in this season to get them in the russia has a very important doors to venture, not to clean the vision. i believe that after the ordering the balance, it became clear to me that the waste water ball, you know, we usually pieces or with sort of, i believe the development agent, especially after the computation the model has the discipline and we know very well that many issues cannot be resolved without combination with the masses.

u. s. africa summit here in washington last december. then the message was, the u. s. is back when it comes to africa, not just expanding its military footprint, as, as it has done pretty ruthlessly over the last 15 years through africa. but in economic development, as a recognition that the u. s. trails. china, when it comes to investment in infrastructure and other parts of african society and the u. s. wants to get involved. but at the same time, the usaa saying, but we're not asking you to choose, ignore everything else. we say about china, you can do both. it's up to you if we get involved, that's fine. we're not going to get involved with what your relations with china and the husband said another skepticism express by african leaders of this. they will certainly last december, given that most of what we have for the white house these days when it comes to foreign policy is about china. and as a recognition, when china gets involved with countries, they don't interfere in the internal affairs of individual countries. what we keep hearing from african leaders is l

here is a nuclear powered virginia class attack submarine. the kind of u. s. will send to australia is that country developed the capacity to build its own nuclear subs go longer, farther and faster than conventional subs. and that's a big advantage. the new fleet, replacing australia's aging diesel force requires the u. s. and u. k to boost their nuclear ship building capacity and to build one in australia from scratch. but ultimately, the defense of our values depends, as it always has on the quality of our relationships with others, with china engage in its own submarine building program and flexing its muscles in the south china sea. the 3 english speaking arcus nations are betting that together . they can better counterbalanced the size of china's naval force. john henderson al jazeera san diego, president biden, has approved a major oil drilling project to the u. s. state of alaska climate activists of strongly opposed to multi $1000000000.00 plan. they say it undermines the administration's pledge to slow climate change and comp, greenhouse gas emission