u. s. intelligence official says ration misses, crossed into nate to men that poland killing 2 people as senior u. s. intelligence official. there was no proof of anything at the time. only the 1st images of the brass images was showing what appeared to be fragments oven as a $300.00 rocket. that's part of a soviet era missile defense system that t of continues to use today. but that, that a matter to the west, the russians were, of course, to blame. and within minutes, this story spread like wildfire with politicians and journalists, started calling on nato to at sac russia and invoke articles 4 and 5, which mandate member states to determine a collective response. whenever one of them is it's hacked and then it turned out that it was probably a ukrainian missile that crossed into poland. awkward to say the least. but it took several hours for a pizza, correct? their version of the story. you would have thought that you asked me there would be more careful with their reporting, especially after their epic blunders with the invasion of iraq. for example, when ever almost sold on the prem

u. s. intelligence official says russian misses crossed into nate amendment poland, killing 2 people as senior u. s. intelligence official. there was no proof of anything at that time. only the 1st images of the brass images which showed what appeared to be fragments. oven as a 300 rocket. that's part of a soviet era missile defense system that t of continues to use today. but that, that a matter to the west, the russians were, of course, to blame. and within minutes, the story spread like wildfire with politicians and journalists started calling on nato to at sac russia and invoke articles 4 and 5, which mandate member states to determine a collective response. whenever one of them is it's hacked, very concerned by russian missiles drop in in poland will be in close contact with may to allies, to coordinate a response. moscow promote the conspiracy theory that it was legibly, a missile, if ukrainian a defense that hit poland. no one should buy russian propaganda or amplifies messages. and then it turned out that it was probably a ukrainian missile that crossed into poland. awkward to sa

u. s. congress, the european parliament, the united nations human rights council. the un investigation found evidence that the saudi leadership was responsible for the killing of jamal her shock. g. u. s. intelligence agencies concluded that crown prince, muhammad, been phelman, had approved the assassination means of an accusation. he denies, hug fisher livable. for some time, her teacher was certain that justice would prevail until she learned the meaning of re i'll politic in a world and turmoil, and hungry for energy resources, pariahs can become partners. again, court cases can be closed. and just as for jamal, her shock g may never be achieved. it wasn't easy to understand, isn't real politic. it was a huge, disappointing for me. every one, also, it's a politic decision. the couples on the banks of the bus for us remind her teacher of her loss, but also of the fact that life is worth living and justice was fighting for i have a duty. i have because false realty on have to remind people what happened to jamal a research, aton human rights defend her teacher, jenkins has found new purpose in her life. speaking for those who are silenced, listening to those who are not heard. please speak up, wa

u. s. intelligence say that the crown prince ordered the cry, cuz shook his fiance, sued the crown prince in a u. s. federal court. the prince's attorney's argued, a head of government enjoys sovereign immunity and thus cannot be sued. to day the by the administration agreed to show his fiance says that the news felt like the man she loved had died yet again, while the man who had him killed escaped justice, yet again. oh, pulling now william wexler. he's the senior director of the raphi career center and mid at least programs of the atlantic council in washington, dc. it's good to have you back on the show. um, what, what do you make of the news to day me the state department saying that yes, he does enjoy immunity by being the prime minister. now in, in saudi arabia. it, it looks bad. is it as bad as it looks? well, certainly looks bad, but in reality, this was the only decision that could have been made in the binding administration . i spent about 2 years in office, arguing that the, the mohammed ben solomon as crown prince. there was a question of whether he had sovereign immunity an

u. s intelligent say that the crown prince ordered the cry. cuz shook his fiance, sued the crown prince in a u. s. federal court. the prince's attorneys argued, a head of government enjoys sovereign immunity and thus cannot be sued. to day the by the administration agreed to show his fiance says that the news felt while the man she loved had died. yet again, while the man who had him killed, escaped justice, yet again i'm pulling now william wexler, he's the senior director of the raphi career center. and mid at least programs of the atlantic council in washington, dc. it's good to have you back on the show. um, what, what do you make of the news to day me the state department saying that yes, he does enjoy immunity by being the prime minister. now in, in saudi arabia. it, it looks bad. is it as bad as it looks? well, certainly looks bad, but in reality, this was the only decision that could have been made on the binding administration . i spent about 2 years in office, arguing that the, the mohammed ben solomon as crown prince. there was a que

u. s. law suit for allegedly ordering the murder of journalists, jamal ha shogi in turkey, u. s. intelligence officials believe the prince ordered the killing. outside the summit, protests against apec and tylenol. prime minister erupted into a conflict between demonstrators and authorities who you say they fired rubber bullets and made several arrests after officers were allegedly attacked. activists have called the response, an over reaction to iran. now, where anti government protests have entered their 3rd month. they began after the death in police custody of gena masa armine, a young woman, arrested for allegedly wearing her, had job improperly. since then, women have been at the forefront of the uprising at great peril to their lives. t w's. abraham has been hearing from iranian women about their anger toward the old guard of men running the country and brutally suppressing their desire for freedom, their voice, burning away years of oppression. for almost 2 months, iranian women in the country and around the world have set their head scarves ablaze in protest. they told us doing so is

u. s. public who the official was, who provided this false information to the a p. but the practice of u. s. intelligence agencies, crafting media narratives and distorting reality, is decades old. when we the c, i a wanted to circulate this information on a particular issue. this information is not necessarily not necessarily a lie, it may be a half truth, and we would pick out a journalist. i would go through the briefing and hope that he would put the information in print. now the job of journalists isn't to just repeat the words of the rich and powerful. it's to ask tough questions and dig for the truth. but apparently, at a moment where the danger of a new world war was hanging over the world, some journalists decided their job was simply to cut and paste from the cia my take . is that the argument that the united states government, the government that put forth the weapons of mass destruction, argument the guy that the government that literally hired a public relations firm to create a false story about iraqi soldiers throwing babies out of incubator is not working to stop mis information in this i

u. s. intelligence over said john carreker, which covers actions of the american div state and discusses the warnings of whistle blows, incorporations, media, and other areas of our global community is a preview. we're so much about supply chain. how can something like this happen in the united states? we're supposed to have the best regulated system in the world for producing things like baby formula. how can we find ourselves in a position where we actually risk babies dying? because the plant in which their food is produced is unsanitary. how does that happen? they virt a little and tell you, we have a supply chain problem, the united states in general. i mean, there's not only if for, for several decades, we have an ongoing list of drugs, medications, and solutions that are in shortage in 2018. we had a terrible flu year way before cove. it we were out of sailing. salt water, right. we've had shortages of chemotherapy. i have talked to on colleges around the country that are trying to decide which of their 2 sick patients should it be the 22 year old who has lymphoma, or should it be

u. s. intelligence reports is set to expose efforts by the united arab emirates to manipulate the american political system. 3 people who read the report told the washington post, it outlines morality attempts to steer u. s. foreign policy by both legal and illegal means you a's meddling has and actually spanned multiple whitehouse administrations. it reportedly involved bids to exploit us politicians, reliance on campaign contributions and susceptibility to lobbying. it also says that you, a hired former us intelligence officials, to help surveil dissidence journalists and american companies. will start ahead here on al jazeera, searching for price. this street hart my bank, see in the ruins near keith and people who took here prepare for the worst on the 25th anniversary. devastating of ah hello, we are now seeing the last stove. what was hurricane nicole making its way away from the eastern seaboard of the us eastern parts of canada as position of the storm at the moment, long trailing where the front just to the south of that it makes its way further east was but ahead of it you say th

u. s. intelligence source, saying the missiles were russia by the time officials from both the polish government and nato made clear. the missiles were probably ukrainian and had veered off course. a p story had travelled across other news outlets. poland is a nato country. nato has clauses in its constitution that stipulate when any of its members states are attacked. other nato countries are treaty bound to come to its defense. that story, a piece handling of it, wrist something nato countries insist they do not want an escalation, a widening. this war, the lesson is of course, said to be very responsible and not to be draven by our confirmation bias, especially now at the heater via our conflict. there was just one source. ah, it or i should have activated alarm bell cindy minds of the editors. ah, but that didn't happen because everybody were expecting russia to do something like that. we need to be quite cautious about how the media portray these kinds of incidents. the missile incident in poland, the north stream to attack. there's not a lot of direct evidence about what has gone on there.

u. s. intelligence agency, which was to warn the russians about the consequences of any deployment of a nuclear weapon in ukraine. so it is not about peace in ukraine or taught these talks. nuclear. it is about a specific subject having to do with the deployment of nuclear weapons. we remember that there has always been this talk about whether that, whether the russians would resort to nuclear weapons and ashes themselves. i be saying that they would use any means to protect their country and they consider eastern southern ukraine. those 4 regions which they have, and next they consider them part of the russian territory. but also there was a time after that when they said this talk, this continuous talk about russia using nuclear weapons, was exaggerated. right now, the americans, because they say they have a, they maintain a line of communication between them and the russians to, to curb or to prevent any mistakes or, or any risks in terms of what's happening in the region. they say they have to warn the russians about the use of any nuclear weapons. mob it separately from this, it ap

u . s. intelligence concluded, but haven't been salmon or to the killing of cash or g who was murdered at the saudi consulate in istanbul. 4 years ago mohammed bin solomon was recently named saudi prime minister, and the biden administration now say that position should shield him from legal action brought by casualties. fiance, the judge, would decide whether to grant immunity. sarah lay al whitson, is executive director at democracy for the arab world now, which was founded by jemma shoji. she says the decision to recommend dignity looks like a concession by the white house. it's also very clear that the title of prime minister was exceptionally granted to mohammed been some man for the sole and exclusive purpose of avoiding a prosecution. in order to make a ploy of a head of government immunity. the biden administration had ample opportunity to weigh in before this title was granted to make clear that he was not immune and they chose not to. instead they delayed and delayed giving mohammed been so man the opportunity to craft this up ploy for immunity. the bind administration didn't ha

u. s. intelligence report is set to expose efforts by the united arab emirates to manipulate the american political system. 3 people who read the report told the washington post. it outlines and morality tends to stay at u. s. foreign policy by both legal and illegal needs. canyon troops deployed as part of an east african regional force have arrived in eastern democratic republic of congo. the soldiers will provide assistance to congolese forces. back in the m 23 rebel group fighting has intensified across north kiva province. in recent days, you and climate talks in egypt are reaching their half way points, but negotiators are still working to address key issues. us climate and voice john kerry said his country is ready to discuss, moves to address loss and damage compensation with emphasized, all nations have responsibility to find solutions. a pair of world war 2 aeroplanes have collided at an air show in dallas, texas. witnesses say the plains hate each other for crashing to the ground. there's no confirmation yet of any casualties, and it's not known how many people were on board. t

u. s. intelligence. scotsman. you know the slightest width of, of interest from regulators would have met. it would have self along those ringing in washington and date and date. but since you central story though, i mean, is there anything that you would like to update about it or what, what are your biggest revelations and don't hold back? i mean, i just, i think the every single angle the i know i have gone down as the related right to the story just more and more questions. right. more and more concerns. right. we've had numerous individuals who are involved in this, including crypt, bryce, and ukrainian government officials claim the only $60000000.00 was raised and this was only raised within the 1st 2 and a half weeks operation. it's been open the whole time. it's been accepting tens of millions since then. where is this money gone was spent or what? yes indeed. did this make it back to the us? was it used to fund black operations? and ukraine depends on the ca. kept off the books, so to speak. we know thes

u. s. intelligence report released last year dead in july this year. us present, joe by met mohammed bin ceylon in saudi arabia, bugged and said he told the crown prince, he holds him responsible for the batter. i've been so long has always denied ordering the killing. sarah layer whitson is executive director, democracy for the arab world. she says the decision to recommend immunity looks like a concession by the white house mohammed ben selman has been very clear in demanding from the united states and demanding from the by did ministration. number one, immunity from prosecution from this lawsuit. and number 2, a bilateral security agreement, treaty by which the united states would commit to protecting the saudi regime. militarily the bible ministration has not done the latter, but now it has done the former. it has granted had been some man the immunity he was so desperately demanding from them. i think the hope is that they will gain concessions from him, but clearly the track record of the by and ministration, gaining concessions on things like the oil output have been a complete fa

u. s. and s a and intelligence officials. the employees said they were asked to carry out offensive operations under the banner of protecting you ease, national security, dark matter dismissed. the researchers allegations saying it preferred quote, talking reality not fantasy tomato, miss hall met the author of the report, jenna mclaughlin, who has investigated the work of dog matter extensively around 2015 the u a. b. and it's company essentially linked pretty closely to its own defense defense services. dark matter. wanted to get some of those employees into their own roof. so they could do a lot more things more freely because some of those us contractors were restricted by us laws. they were drawn by massive salaries promises of staying in beautiful places, pool villas, yachts, even sometime. so once some of these employees arrived in dark matter, they were sort of asked questions about how to use those skills in an offensive manner. in order to do that, they would also have to have their see the corner it says would be h

u. s. intelligence reports is said to expose the efforts by the united arab emirates to manipulate the american political system. 3 people who read the report told the washington post. it outlines immorality attempts to steer u. s. foreign policy by both legal and illegal mains. the use middling, has allegedly spanned multiple whitehouse administrations. it reportedly involved bids to exploit us politicians, reliance on campaign contributions and susceptibility to lobbying of israel's president has given benjamin netanyahu. the mandate to form a government, the former prime minister made a strong come back in a general election at the beginning of the month. well that gave netanyahu's party and it's far right allies, a clear majority in parliament. the civilians are voting in the 2nd round of the presidential election. the post is largely ceremonial. the run offers between a renowned lawyer natasha perk. massage, who's the favorite to win? and former conservative minister and say laga, if she wins miss, i will be the country's 1st female head of state. the congolese army and rebels are battling

u. s. intelligence report release last year did, and in july this year you as president by met bob, been so man in saudi arabia biden said he told the crown prince, he holds him responsible for the matter. i've been so man has always denied ordering the killing sarah leo whitson is executive director, democracy for the honorable though she says the decision to recommend community looks like a concession by the white house mohammed been so man has been very clear in demanding from the united states and demanding from the by did ministration. number one, immunity from prosecution, from this lawsuit. and number 2, a bilateral security agreement, treaty by which the united states would commit to protecting the saudi regime. militarily the bible ministration has not done the latter, but now it has done the former. it has granted haven't been so man. the immunity he was so desperately demanding from them. i think the hope is that they will gain concessions from him, but clearly the track record to the administration, gaining concessions on things like the oil output have been a complete failur

u. s. intelligence community, this is a situation where moving ahead carefully is of the utmost importance because the u . s. has been very careful not to try to do anything that would unnecessarily provoke a greater conflict between russia and ukraine since the invasion on february 24th. it's also worth noting that this happened, apparently about mid morning time, here on the u. s. east coast. and it's not clear whether the polish government wants to got word of this incident. actually invited the u. s. or any other regional military partners to help with. it's investigation it, there's also the complication that the president and the national security adviser and the secretary of state are all in bali, literally on the other side of the world. and so when this incident happened, this came near the end of their day of meetings at the g, 20 summit and bali. and so you have to deal with the coordination between governments as they try to figure out how to proceed. but clearly, one thing has been a noticeable since the beginning of the war between russia and ukraine. and that is a decided to