u. s. house republicans voted to remove democratic representative johan omar from the chambers foreign affairs committee. the somali born muslim was ousted over her past criticism of israel. democrats have accused the republicans of targeting omar because of her identity. and a detainee who spent 16 years in guantanamo bay has been released and transferred to belize. pakistani emergent con was arrested by us forces in 2003. it's the 1st 3rd country we settlement under the administration of u. s. present jo binding. but as the headlines in these continues hernandez here after africa direct to i'll just see where we are. what should they not be more of a science perhaps? so foundations like yours, we listen when it comes to diversification, we don't do it. you know, it gets rid of the rational under source. we meet with global news makers, i'm talk about the store restock matter. on out you see a very big ah so plus all hayton with our with she she been parasite in in she was a. busy but there's al

u. s. house and senate foreign relations committee. the u. s. a foreign relations committees both said that these reforms that mexico not only role the clock back od mexican democracy, but also on us mexico relations south career has been increasing interest rates to curb soaring inflation. that shaken the property market, which until recently, was considered a safe investment in us can report on the story now from sol, a chill is creeping into south korea's once red hot housing market. transactions have slowed to a standstill, even as house prices drop for a record 7th straight month, jiggle little than she's proper to prices have fallen by 1520 percent. but when we look at apartments, the most common type of homes that are cases where they've plummeted by 30 to 40 percent. all apartments hold a special place and south koreans hearts so much so that it can make or break a president's legacy. when jane ended his term with an apology, as housing prices in the sol area doubled on his watch, dozens of rounds of price control regulations fail to pre

u. s. president joe biden lied about north stream bloss. that's according to pulitzer prize winning journalist seymour hersh, speaking exclusively to journalists off shandra tansy on going underground. this comes as u. s. house minority leader hakim jeffries was grilled by journalists, jose vega, about north stream sabotage allegations seeking to gloss over a direct question on u. s. involvement. in the sabotage the law maker was accused of putting american lives at risk. i want you to say something about the bombing, we're going to continue to stay with ukrainian. again, we believe we need car about a non native american journalists and activists. jose vega says the u. s. establishment, along with the mass media and military industrial complex are the only actors benefiting from the north stream pipeline sabotaged. the united states had to do a desperate attempt to make sure that germany would continue to support the ukrainians and continued to walk hand in hand with the united states. i mean, you have to ask who benefits in the united states? the russians aren't going to blow up their own gas pipeline, right? the media is just as complicit in this as the military industrial complex is complicit in this. th

u. s. house of representatives have voted to remove a muslim congresswoman from the chambers. foreign relations committee, democrats say ellen omar was targeted because of her identity, victoria gayton, b. how's the story? and emotional debate. congresswoman ellen omar, a refugee from somalia, and one of the 1st muslim women in the us house of representatives voted off the foreign affairs committee. republicans pointed to these tweets from years ago where she invoked slang for a $100.00 bills to criticize a pro israeli lobbying group. she later apologized, and this won't where she seemed to equate atrocities carried out by the u. s. military to those committed by groups. washington deems terrorists, she later said she did not mean to compare them, but republicans now in the majority, moved in a party line vote to kick her off the committee. omar said it wasn't about her woods, but her skin color and her religious debate to day. it's about who gets to be an american. what opinions do we get to a h

u. s. air space official save a suspected spy, crafters flying over sensitive sides. candidates government has also detected the balloon republicans in the u. s. house of representatives have voted to remove a muslim congresswoman from its powerful foreign relations committee. democrats say ill, hon. alma was targeted because of her identity and ukrainian president for letting me zalinski is urging the you to impose more sanctions on russia. you're paying commission president. i sort of underlying it says, a sanctions package will be ready for the 1st anniversary of the invasion. pakistani prime minister ship as sharif, has called for unity and condemned the rise of terror attacks in a meeting meant to review security measures. the meeting was cold days after an attack that killed 101 paypal inside a police compound investigated say the suicide bomber managed to get him because he was wearing a police uniform. he then detonated his explosives inside a mosque where offices had gathered for prayers. let's get an update from our side bag, who joins us live now from his shower. i said, what more can you tell us about the security meeting? well, it's bee

u. s. house issue that i play street that to smedley. mindy. that now, yes, of the country i about their own defense u. s. are you, is that, that interested in good elections? credit relations are good. go over enough in there for my poetry. so do, divides the line is very soon, the tree interference and concerns for human rights concerns for credit. where lucian's, globalization and the interdependency of nation has met global economy and power please. more interested in the night, june elections. the international community has been advised to adopt a positive role that reinforces the adoption of respect for nigeria, internal affairs, which is void of preconceived notions. and but yes, as over a 1000000 people have to the post to choose a new precedence on saturday. pollute day feed out. see, well, this year's elections are also unique because it will not the 1st time that tech, such as fingerprint readers and facial recognition software will be used in voting . both technologies are being widely implemented to aimed at financing, transparenc

u. s. house of representatives have voted to remove a muslim congresswoman from the chambers. foreign relations committee, democrats say ill hun or ma was targeted because of her identity. interrogate him he has the day to house. an emotional debate. congresswoman ellen omar, a refugee from somalia, a one of the 1st muslim women in the us house of representatives voted off the foreign affairs committee. there is this idea that you are a suspect if you are an immigrant, or if you are from certain parts of the world or a certain skin tone or a muslim, it is no accident. that members of the republican party accused the 1st black president, brock obama, of being a secret muslim republicans pointed to these tweets from years ago when she seemed to equate atrocities carried out by the u. s. military to those committed by groups, washington deems terrorists. she later said she did not mean to compare them, but republicans now in the majority, moved in a party line vote to kick her off the committee. dem

u. s. house financial services committee says washington is devoted to pre market at the same time branding china risk to america's economic leadership with . and so what's foster into a busy and enlightening day here at auto international. it's great to have your company. we do start this out with breaking years as an american award winning journalist out of seymour hersh has revealed a u. s. norwegian operation to attack russian gas pipelines while planning the attack. as we understand, for 9 months since 2021 by this decision to sabotage the pipelines came after more than 9 months of highly secret back and forth debate inside washington's national security community. about how to best achieve that goal. for much of that time, the issue wasn't whether to do the mission, but how to get it done with no overt clue as to who was responsible. so i was done more now with a spray. can you story or not international were in a cause or ever joining me here in the studio or this? i mean, this is big mari

u. s. house republicans are voted to remove democratic representative johan oma from the chambers. foreign affairs committee. the somali born muslim was ousted over her past criticism. all israel democrats have accused the republicans of targeting omar because of her identity. the move is also seen as at retaliatory, responds to the democrats removal of some republicans from committees and houses last session. hydro castro is following the story from washington d. c. i was down nearly a party lines of 218 votes to remove johan omar from the house foreign affairs committee, 211, to keep her on that committee. now of course, omar is an outspoken, progressive member of the democratic caucus. she is muslim, and she is also a immigrant refugee from somalia. and she gave a fiery speech right before the vote to oust her representation matters. continuing to expand our ideas of who is america and who can partake in the american experience. experiment is the good thing. i am an american, an american who w

u. s. house minority leader i came, jeffries was challenged by jim is jose vega about the node stream sabotage allegations lawmaker. they did the question, i want you to say something about the bombing, we're going to continue to stay in with the ukrainian or again, we believe we made car a not later. then american journalist on arts of us who you just heard, jose vega claims the u. s. government, media and military, and then the ones benefiting from the node stream sabotaged. states had to do a desperate attempt to make sure that germany would continue to support the ukrainians and continued to walk hand in hand with the united states. i mean, you have to ask who benefits in the united states? the russians aren't going to blow up their own gas pipeline, right? the media is just as complicit in this as the military industrial complex is complicit in this. they are working hand in hand. and i think, you know, you can see that the germans have really no choice. their hands are tied behind their bac

u. s. house republicans have voted to move democratic representative ilan omar from the chambers foreign affairs committee. the somali born muslim was ousted over her palace, criticism of israel. democrats, of the keys, a republicans of targeting oman because of identity. a detainee who spent 16 years in guantanamo bay has been released and transferred to police pakistan. imogene con, was arrested by us forces in 2003. okay. those are you headlines. nice continues here. after the string talk to al jazeera, we ask, but should they not be more oversized, perhaps of foundations like yours? we listen when it comes to diversification, we don't do it in order to beat gets wriggled, the russian manager source. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stool restock matter. on al jazeera, i welcome to the stream i had to have a dean. today, we're diving into the world of generative a i and exploring its potentials and ethical concerns. generate of a i as a new breed of artificial intelligence th

u. s senator as well. joe biden and u. s. house speaker kevin mccarthy. a meeting for the 1st time since they took their respective positions. relations between democrats and republicans, a tense because of differences over the debt ceiling. my cannon joins us from washington dc. so to tell us what this is all about. well, the meeting began an hour ago. it's the 1st time that president biden has set down with the newly appointed speaker of the house. and the issue here is the debt ceiling. now last month the government reached its debt ceiling, that's the amount of debt that it can borrow. and this set up a conflict with the republican run house in june. the house can then determine whether to freeze the debt ceiling or to allow it to be raised. now to freeze, it would mean that the government defaults on its debt, which would have massive national and indeed global consequences. so president biden is meeting the lead of the house today to start exploring ways in which the republicans can agree to raise the debt ceiling without any concessions. now, the r

u. s. her house of representatives has already voice expressed to a visit tavern in the future. and of course, we know how tight are china will respect, respond probably very drastically and or so probably for the next months it doesn't really look good for the bilateral relationship. javion. thank you very much. as always, journalist javion, customer they're in beijing. firefighters are trying to control dozens of forest fires in chile, at least 23 people have died in the blazes, and hundreds have been injured. turley is experiencing a summer heat wave, with temperatures nearing 40 degrees celsius, spraying war traffic canisters to extinguish the fires, with temperatures as high as 38 degrees and arrow and can near the flames, keep spreading faster. if the wind picks up a new direction will look as if our whole region is going to burn. the fire is threatening move villages, police and the army evacuated local people to safer areas. the chilean government declared a state of emergency in 3 regions. the interior minister says the destruction from a week to fi is, is of the scale

u. s. senate is going to get a classified briefing on this as, as well as the gang of 8. those are the top intelligence members in the u. s. house of representatives, and the u. s. senate and the leadership. so know the criticism is mostly coming new fact, it's all coming from republicans. senator tom cotton from arkansas. he came out and said that this shows that the president, president joe biden is weak. he said, asked the question, why wasn't the shot down when it was 1st spotted off of the islands off of alaska? that is technically us air space. well, i went back and listen. i went back over the pentagon briefing that they gave to pentagon reporters and they went through a timeline. so they said it was 1st spotted over that alaskan air space on january 28th. so that was a week ago from this past this yet just yesterday. and then they crossed in the canadian air space. it wasn't until days later that it showed up in northern idaho . that was on tuesday. it appears from everything we're hearing from the military and from white house sources that it wasn't until tuesday. the president joe biden was in fact briefed that this ba

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u. s. house and senate foreign relations committee. the u. s. a foreign relations committees. folks are that these reforms that mexico not only role the clock back od mexican democracy, but also on us mexico relations and australian archaeologist. and to pop when you any research, as he will help for a week by 20 armed men in a remote part of the pacific island nation, have been released. they want a field trip to a village near the boundary of southern highlands, and he'll provinces, when they were kidnapped earlier in february, officials didn't say how much ransom was paid, but it was less than the captain was seeking. police have not managed to catch the kidnappers, he fled into the bush after the hand. either a farm is in yemen, hoping to revive their coffee. industry nation was the 1st in the world to commercially grow and export. the plant after a is a war production has plummeted. victoria gazing be reports. yemen, the cradle of the global coffee trade. these mountains in our province were once competed with coffee trees. a civil war that

u. s. s. base house called the major st without, let's even speculating on the extra terrestrial origin. whitehouse spokesperson was forced to call for com. is jernace demanded answers on the recent incidence that you f o is been shot down over the us and canada. i do want to make sure that the americans, american, people understand that there's no need to panic. the president took this action as i mentioned earlier because of the objects were indeed flying at low lower elevation and they were in civilian aerospace and we wanted to make sure that we protected that airspace. but again, you know, we want to also make sure that the americans are not, do not panic during this time. well, that's after multiple media outlets. half hypes of the alien invasion theory in recent days. but do they come in peace? that's what many americans are now asking after washington said his military has now sought down 3 mysterious fine objects of unknown origin ortiz steve sweeney investigates. america has turned into a real life version of the x files, seeming to be in a collective meltdown or to shooting down a number

u. s housing market is taking some hits, but talks of a collapse are way overblown in new york, geri willisiness ktvu fox two news at five starts now. it's like. nature's gang war. it's beautiful. calmness of like snow. but then all these trees have never experienced snow, wade. novelty of snow too many parts of the bay area but also creating major issues on the roads and sweeping through with a biting cold that cold front, bringing a record low to san francisco this morning 39 degrees good evening. i'm greg lee cristina rendon. there had been a chance of snow falling in the city that didn't quite happen, though, but other parts of the bay area saw a lot of it from the berkeley hills to sit over county santa cruz mountains to mount diablo. there was plenty of snow to go around. we have live team coverage of the winter storm. ktvu henry lee, giving us a closer look at mount diablo in the east bay or evan sernoffsky is in the santa cruz mountains were highway 17 was closed for much of the day. also we asked, and you delivered. frank mallicoat has the best images that you sent us . but we begi

u. s. house republicans have voted to remove democratic representatives in an oma from the foreign affairs committee. emma has been ousted for a previous comments critical of israel. how speaker kevin mccarthy defended the decision based upon what she had said, the anti semitic comments. it's all about the benjamins view. the military in america is equal to hamas and the taliban on $911.00, something happened that day. even the former democratic chair of the committee believed her comments were wrong when a resolution was brought up to deal with this last time, she never apologized. they changed the resolution to say anti semitism is wrong. we're not removing her from other committees. we just do not believe when it comes to foreign affairs, especially the responsibility of that position around the world with the comments that you make. she shouldn't serve there, but this is what the clear this if it was tit for tat we would have picked people took them off all committees and said nothing about w

u. s. president's beach house in delaware has turned up no documents with classified marketing. documents have been found a number of other locations linked to mr. bible. his lawyer, as the president has a fully cooperated with all of the searches israel launched air strikes on targets in the gaza strip early on thursday and palestinian militants, 5 rockets into israel. in response. the strikes came hours after israeli air defenses intercepted a rocket launcher garza. his latest exchange of fire comes amid a surgeon violence in the region. protesters chanting, shade confronted mourners. the funeral of australian catholic cardinal george pell in sydney was one of the senior figures in the vatican when he was found guilty of sexually assaulting choir boys. spent a year in prison before his convictions. his present legit time earnings says ankara will look positively on philip's application to join nato job while repeating his opposition to sweden's been been a recent public around burning waterloo stop. it will only up to australia where a missing radioactive capsule that sparked a regional

u. s. class house is not a hm. numbers here is land behind the music for generations. brute, back up and life and legacy of burt bacharach who died aged, 94. ah, well it's now been 4 days since the 1st powerful earthquake struck to kia and syria . and hope is rapidly waning. as each hour passes, the deaf tore climes and the chance of finding more survivors beneath the rubble of thousands of homes and businesses fades. the total number of dead has now exceeded $21000.00. and for the 1st time though, since the quakes are you and ed convoy has passed through the bub how, how a crossing into serious rebel held areas. bernard smith begins our coverage now from is kind of run and hut, a province where the search is still on for signs of life amidst the devastation. when the whistle blows, hopes rise. there are at least 21000 rescue personnel still looking and listening for signs of life among the ruins of the villages, towns and cities of hot, i se, in turkey, survive as a desperate for something to show that a loved 1 may still be alive. where buildings a pancake in seconds as a chance, some

u. s. data houses out there about a tool that i'm not studying data. so honestly, i'm not sure that so they will take into account the national interests of our country. and finally, this news, our i head of the key russia, africa conference set for next month, ambassadors from a range of african countries. there. here in moscow, the talk increased co operation. we be hearing on the program over the hours from various representatives. let's listen not to equitorial guineas. who believes that continence ties with russia is only going to grow, going into the future. got bad as well. as i said, with someone, the ussr collapsed. russia looked to the west and forgot about africa. and we all know that the independence of africa is the merits of the u. s. s. r. because in order to be independence, you need to be educated. and the ussr gave us this opportunity. i'm a candidate of economic sciences. i am an ambassador, but this is thanks to the education i was given. russia has made this commitment in today all african countries welcome this initiative. this is

u. s. would take us move now or he'll, i think what really was the factor here that, that caused the white house perhaps to take a decision was the fact that the u. s. federal aviation administration had to temporarily block flights within a 100 square miles of the atlantic ocean around the south carolina coast because this balloon had gotten in the way. and one thing we heard from the pentagon yesterday is at the moment that the pentagon had been monitoring the balloons movement from thursday and friday, they didn't deem it to be a, a military or physical risk. it appears that at the point that airports had to be closed down because of this, a path of the balloon that, that is when the white house and the pentagon likely decided to move forward with the shooting this balloon down and has the closing all of this airport cause any disruption to passengers? well we're seeing it so far that there were some disruptions. again, those were 3 airports that were closed down the f. a hasn't released much more information about those airports, but of course some disruption was caused. and again, that is o

u. s. plus. house is not in this new burt bacharach one of pop music's greatest composers has died at the age of 94. ah, it is now more than 4 days since the 1st powerful earthquake had turkey and syria, at least $21000.00 people have now been reported dead. despite freezing conditions, rescue as are finding more survivors. oh, in the southern turkish province of hearty and entire family pulled out alive from the rubble and in ghazi on to have a teenage boy rescued. search teams are working relentlessly, but chances of finding more people alive are fading by the hour. and a stephanie decker reports the race is now on to find shelter for those who survived. this is the living tragedy. more than 300000 people in government shelters, and many more sleep elsewhere. thus, with people here, we lost our homes with our neighbors. this is very, very difficult, very difficult. people are helping each other. this man collected milk from farmers in his come here to hand it out for free for them to put in a bit. we

u. s. white house is off government agencies to move up from their systems within 30 days. hardy jer, castro reports from washington. no more scrolling through tick tock feeds on government issued phones. if you are a canadian government employee. prime minister justin trudeau said monday that decision to band tick tock from government devices was due to the abs. chinese ownership and to fears that the chinese government could request tick tock to collect private information. it is better to not have them access tick tock because of the concerns other people have in terms of safety. this may be a 1st step. it may be the only stuff we need to take, but every step of the way we're going to be making sure, or we're keeping canadians safe. waiters reports that the white house has moved to do the same, giving us government agencies 30 days to ensure that they remove tick tock from federal devices. more than a 100000000 americans currently use tick tock, which routes all of its u. s. user traffic through servers in texas, in an attempt to distance itself from its parent company a

u. s. care is about 3 and people while the u. s. itself and the us listen killed, hundreds of syrians doing the crisis in airstrikes on syria. the story house of the u. s. looting resources. the u. s. dividing the country by occupying parts in the north and the north east and getting that oil, some of that oil, to the so called through the product forces. former us president donald from said you said we're keeping the oil, we're not allowing the through government to get that all those statements and those act, but they not, it is a clear proof that they do not hear about the humanitarian situation and fight, sir. yes. all they want is to implement their agenda over here. they want their political interest to be achieved. they want the conferences to, to stay divided the end of the day. they don't care, they do what they want to do. and even if it's at the expense of syrians live. so the media landscape are just shaken by a bombshell this week revelations, that nato, accompanied by us deep sea divers, allegedly destroyed the russia and nor stream to pipelines in september last year. according to the investigation wash and washington has act

since the media i see on the s drive has killed at least 5 people in the capital, damascus. rockets destroyed the building in an area known to house san security installations. the u. s. japan and south korea has the joint air force exercise the day after north korea test fired on intercontinental ballistic missile. j young says that launched the rockets as a wanting to washington, and so the miss i landed in the sea of japan, u. s. secretary of state and the blank in house loan about the at craig is us does own in south in tacky. he sold and talks on how washington can best help with that reconstruction operation. more than 46000 people have been killed in the air, quakes that hit tag in syria 2 weeks ago. i least 11 people are known to have been killed in a storm was had newsy lands north island, several 1000 others oven displeased from their homes. cycle and gabriel inflicted widespread damage on towns and cities. when it struck a week ago, ah, sigh clone gabrielle, was one of the worst storms in new zealand history. it smashed into the country with immense force. now comes the mess of clean up to the ceiling to go to one of the main fruit growing regions. hawk

house. and so the u. s. president is not only going to be throughout the speech, highlighting the successes that he sees as the past 2 years, but also making the case for another. for now, as we watch these pictures, you've seen the members of the cabinet. they've been filing into the house of representatives. already we've seen the members of the house of representatives seated as well as the members of congress from the u. s. senate seated there is also you'll see on the left of your screen there. the members of the judiciary that the members of the supreme court, what we're waiting for now is the sergeant of arms to bring in or announced the arrival of u. s. president joe biden. you can also see there the 1st lady, dr. jill biden, as well as vice president campbell, a harris's husband as well. the 1st gentleman as well. he is seated there and also in the gallery. there are some very pivotal guests that often give us a bit of a road map to the president's priorities that he'll be laying out the speech. we

and, and the white house has persuaded the congress to back off on legislating an end the u. s. participation in the war. i, even though the congress was happy to pretend it wanted to do so. when it could count on a veto from president trump, yamini, people will know better than any of us the how long this been going on 8 long years . they've been dealing with this now through the years, there's been the, the odd statement from washington here and there, but no big concern had effort for this to end. but now it comes with this huge call for aid and let's help the, the country. how do you see that? is it a genuine call for the world to come and help, or is this about optics and why, what's behind it? well yemen need $4000000000.00 according to the united nations and is going to get somewhere between $1.00 and $2000000000.00. why? because a child starved to death every 75 seconds. that's why the war in ukraine apparently needs $113000000000.00 or so mostly in weapons. why? because neither side of the war can get beyond the imbecility, idea that you solve problems through mass kil

u. s. companies, and somehow found inside the down iranian drones in ukraine. so the question is, how do they get there? that's the mystery that the white house is currently investigating. experts say there is no evidence that u. s. companies are knowingly selling the parts to iran, more likely it's 3rd party distributors that are to blame. now, the us department of commerce is adding 7 more iranian entities to the export band list. experts say some of these could be show companies created by iran to get around previously existing sanction. meanwhile, iran denies it's drones have been used in ukraine and claims that iranian drones are made only with iranian parts. what remains all the post cold war nuclear arms control agreements? negotiate between the us and russia may now be in jeopardy. washington accuses moscow, violating the new start treaty by bending inspections. the treaty is set to expire in 2026 tosh. again, 9 reports on what some fear could be a significant shift and strategy on nuclear weapons. for more than 75 years, the united states and russia have been the primary players in the nuclear arms race . the 2 global power still pos

u. s. president joe biden. us house republicans have voted to remove democratic rep, ill, hon. oma from the chambers foreign affairs committee. the somali ball muslim was ousted over her past criticism of israel. democrats have accused the republicans of targeting oma because of her identity. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu was attended the opening of chads embassy near to leave. it's a major step in normalize, in relations between the 2 countries. chad severed ties with israel in 1972 and solidarity with palestinians. meanwhile, israel and sudan have agree to normalize relations. israel's foreign minister, eli cohen has returned from khartoum, where he met sedans, army chief, abdel, flatter alba, spain and morocco have signed 20 trade agreements as they seek to repaired decades of strained by lateral ties. swain's prime minister pedro sanchez admits his broken counterpart as his leech in rabbit. hey, francis has addressed tens of thousands of young people in the democratic republic of congo. is the 1st paypal visit to the country in more than 37 years. while giant shell has

u. s. military over alaska. the white house, as it was, travelling at high speed and posed a threat to civilian flights, but gives no indication of the object owner ah . in a warm welcome to our viewers round the world on michael oak in syria rescue efforts in the wake of the devastating earthquake are being hampered by the complications of a decade long war there. but despite the obstacles of vital supplies, are now slowly trickling into syria, with the government saying it will allow humanitarian assistance into rebel held area. it's a 2nd un relief convoy has also now gotten through didn't have your why. well, the devastating earthquake has struck an unimaginable blow it. assyrians, already struggling with years of civil war. many of the people living in the latter kia province had fleet, the fighting, and it lab only for disaster to hit their new homes. community leaders say many refugees were living in these collapsed buildings and i've been young bobby remarked, or margaret, my cousin and his wife have 3 children. we do n

u. s. cares about serious people, while the u. s. itself and the usaa coalition killed hundreds of syrians during the crisis in airstrikes on syria destroyed houses, the u. s. looting serious resources. the u. s. dividing the country by occupying parts in the north and the north east, and giving oil some of that oil to hold through as democrats forces and also financing their illegal presence using that syrian oil. so all of those ac why they noted states prove that they do not care about through in life. so definitely it's not a surprise now to see the united states, not in sanctions or doing anything to help the theory and people on the ground. the western countries continue to impose those sanctions. those sanctions, not just now, but even during the years of war, prevented syrians from getting their basic needs. for example, if, if the syrian government wanted to get some medicine and medical supplies for the country, the central bank of syria will not be able to make any transaction as a result of such sentence. this is just one example of what those sanctions have been doing. an effect how they have been affecting the lives of the syrian pe

u. s. cares about terry and people while the u. s. itself and the us coalition killed hundreds of syrians doing the crisis in airstrikes on syria destroyed houses. the u. s. is looting serious resources to the u. s. dividing the country by occupying parts in the north and north east and giving that oil some of that oil to the so called through the mac product forces. former us president donald trump said he said we're keeping the oil, we're not allowing the syrian government to get that all those statements and those act why they not have a clear proof that they do not hear about the humanitarian situation and fight, sir. yes, all they want is to implement their agenda over here. they want their political interests to be achieved. they want the country to, to, to stay divided the end of the day. they don't care, they do what they want to do. and even if it's at the expense of syrians live, massive story this week, and the western media staying mostly silent off the revelations. but nato states lead by us specialists, were allegedly behind the talk on russia's north stream to gas pipelines. according to an investigation, washington had been find

u. s. care is about 3 and people while the u. s. itself and the us coalition killed hundreds of syrians during the crisis in airstrikes on syria destroyed houses. the u. s. looting resources to the us of dividing the country by occupying parts in the north and the north east and getting that oil, some of that oil to the so called through the product forces. former us president donald from said he said we're keeping the oil, we're not allowing the syrian government to get that all those statements and those act why they not have space is a clear proof that they do not care about the humanitarian situation inside, sir. yes, all they want is to implement their agenda over here. they want their political interests to be achieved. they want the country to, to stay divided the end of the day. they don't care, they do what they want to do. and even if it's at the expense of syrians live in time, russian rescue workers have been providing assistance in earthquake stricken areas in both syria. a 3 planes with russian emergency personnel have arrived in the southern turkish city of donna, the russian crews had been ordered to work around the fall in syr

u. s. state secretary house describe both washington on the west impact on resolving the yemen crisis. anthony blinking praise the funding being sent to the conflict stricken country. the monitoring crisis in yemen remains an issue where our collective action has made and can continue to make a tremendous difference. in 2022, the united states provided nearly $1100000000.00 and humanitarian assistance to yemen. the largest us contribution to the country since the conflict began. we encourage everyone, especially those in the region to join us in giving generously the international community, bussed to all we can to help and this war because for millions of families, our support is a matter of life or death. but money isn't the only thing. washington's been sending in connection with the human crisis. since the start of the conflict, almost a quarter of all us arms exports have gone to saudi arabia, which is leading a military operation against the any opposition forces. the why tell us reportedly blocked legislation that would help stop seals last year we discussed the issue with the e

u. s. care is about 3 and people while the u. s. itself and the us coalition killed hundreds of syrians doing the crisis. an air ride on syria, destroyed houses, the u. s. looting periods resources, the u. s. is dividing the country by occupying parts in the north and the north east and getting that oil, some of that oil to the so called periods and friday courses for us president donal from said you said we're keeping the oil, we're not allowing but they're in government to get that oil, so those statements and those act why they not, it is a clear proof that they do not care about the humanitarian situation and fight, sir. yes, all they want is to implement their agenda over here. they want their political interests to be achieved. they want the country to stay divided the end of the day . they don't care, they do what they want to do. and even if it's at the expense of syrians live, get another story to bring you today. india will continue to by russian crude, regardless of the function slumped on moscow. that is what new delhi is. oil minister has said in space of interview with r t. stressing his countries a sovereign state which makes d

u. s court house, the home of the ninth circuit court of appeals. in 2016. in collaboration with a quarter of pills. g s a determined that the expansion was not needed. and this property became excess federal real estate. g s a reached out to the department, health and human services and housing and urban development. fellow members of the interagency council to explore the possibility of transferring the property to a local government. or qualified nonprofit. um, you know, through the mckinney vento act. this act. allows the federal government to transfer property ownership at no cost. if it is for housing and services for the homeless. and so the city and county of san francisco were able to take ownership of this mid market, very high prime real estate. they partnered with ec s and mercy housing. to create a new dream for local housing. and now we celebrate this dream being realized. regional commission. well at this time, there are many people who are very instrumental in making this happen, and i like to take a moment to recognize a few of the g s a sta