u. s. and it deal that notably benefits germany directly and that the agreement was made with moscow in mind, even though it includes vague threats of action to be taken against russia. if the u. s. teams is necessary or how about this one from the bloomberg editorial board, which claims the deal leaves little to celebrate because they allege it damages national security and threatened you can ukraine with little benefit for europe in return. it's bizarre that it took number one, it took these guys a week to collect these thoughts, which clearly they have every single day of their life. that if you allow anything positive for russia, it apparently positive for germany that somehow the u. s. administration is weak on that, but why? you know, it also raises the question of what do they expect for us to do here? i mean, we've seen the trump administration was against this pipeline since day one. the buying and ministration came in. they threatened sanctions against one of their closest allies. german

it in washington. you told this committee that you believed to nordstrom to pipeline would have disastrous effects on u. s. national security. that it would have disastrous effects on european security by making them subject to economic energy blackmail from russia, and that it would enrich and in power to carry out that blackmail. do you continue to believe that i do sen? while this is clearly a political issue in the united states, as far as russia is concerned, this is all about business attempts to portray us as an aggressor and the country, carrying out malicious activities have long been a hallmark of rooster folks. threats towards russia are groundless and useless. we have repeatedly stressed that the nor swim too and other russian export pipelines are business arrangements with the countries that buy our gas. or this deal between the united states and germany does seem to mean that the north stream to gas pipeline will be up and running and sending rushes death into germany and into the rest of europe. or sometime by the end of this year, professor of political political economics, jack rasmussen

it was at the time when he's long time 8 and former police chief was denied a u. s. visa by the u. s. government, after its involvement into there is so called drug war that has killed thousands of filipinos in without. ation. 30 unilaterally abrogated a visiting for this agreement with the u. s. long, probably all this partner, in se, asia, over the past few months, there have been efforts by the defense department in the philippines, by the foreign affairs secretary here to restore that the visiting for this agreement. it's critical because it means that us forces are allowed to continuously be present here, although on rotation, but also increased operation between the 2 countries. it also means though, that during the time of a disaster upon demik greater cooperation will be allowed to logistical support. and we've seen basically that since president there was warn, in the office in 2016 when he declared is the word china and slowly we're away from its long standing in the us. it's been very clear that sign as an influence over the administration has been growing. so this effort

u. s. it's back on track that it's going to do it very best to renew tries with his oldest i live in asia and kimberly, this is we will coordinate important meeting you mention lloyd. awesome as the hi is level us officials to visit the philippines. good. can you tell us what else was up for discussion in that meeting because there are lots of things at play in the philippines and of course around the size china sea. well definitely what was mentioned today by secretary austin is that this year and possibly that means after next year, early next year that there will be around $300.00 military engagements. mars i'm cooperation trainings. i mean, these are broad strokes, but basically essentially, what this means is that the scale down activities between the 2 countries will be slowly fully restored. and that means greater cooperation in the south china sea, where the philippines is really facing challenge, you know, standing up to find a basically when it comes to their stories that continue star

well, it means in less than 8 weeks, the u. s. military adventure enough, yellowstone comes to an end, whichever way the future plays only it will affect lives, both inside and outside the country. according to recent estimates, the exit this of afghan refugees is rising rapidly. the number of factors closing in on 3000000, putting an immense strain on countries having to cope with the new comers. germany, france, and romania top the list of the you countries taking in the most afghan migrants in austria, a 5th of old refugees are now from us. get less down on the large numbers are also hosting a lot of problems. some horrific s l. e. a tranquil reports. imagine you're in charge of a country shocked by a creepy rave skin. the victim who died had just become a teenager. the suspected rapists are young and again, refugees. you've got no choice but to take action. if you don't, the public won't get it, and that's if you're lucky. if you get too tough on those who escape misery and war back home in their home countries, political opp

u. s. it's back on track that it's going to do it very best to renew ties with his oldest i live in asia. mm. an internal report by the us centers for disease control and prevention says the delta variance is as contagious as chicken pox. a copy of the documents obtained by u. s. media outlets shows the variance is more transmissible than the viruses that cause the bola, the common cold, the seasonal flu. smallpox analysis also indicate people infected with the delta vary and carry large amounts of it in their nose on throat, regardless of vaccination status. israel is the world's 1st countries to offer that a 3rd shot of the cobra, 1900 vaccine president isaac hertzog and his wife are the 1st to receive. the booster is really media says the extra shot will be for people over the age of 60. got their 2nd dose more than 5 months ago. it's an attempt to curb infections fueled by the highly contagious delta various trans government has proposed extending the current virus data for emergency and tok

u. s. case just day by day just tore it to pieces of fitzgerald and somers and they did it annually. and the argument from the u. s. side from the, the extradition side in the u. s. had its hired guns there. there are give, it was. well, that argument doesn't have standing because this is purely about extradition and not about whether the charges have any merit or anything like that. so that was just kind of a pre, a preview of what you, you're going to see in a u. s. us national security court, but the main thing, the main part about all of this is in a democratic system. it doesn't matter what happens outside the court room in terms of the public conversation. and the press would normally lead that the press would elevate the issue. people would rally around that again, due process, rule of law. all of that, it's been wiped away. that says little more about the state of democracy. in the democratic world, it's leading the rules based international order and in the rules based international order. you has the, the gold makes the rules or he has the most money. makes the rules. but it

u. s. it says it will send f b i n, homeland security officials to assist in the investigation following a request from haiti. and daniel shaw, a professor of latin american studies, says it was a classic palace cou. the links between the drug enforcement agency, the different intelligence services in columbia, in the us, in haiti, definitely coordination. nothing happens in haiti economically, politically, diplomatically, militarily paramilitary without the u. s. is being involved. this could be the justification for the next us, always. you win the try factor of evil imperialism for the next invasion in, in occupation of haiti, where the entire economy is us sweatshops and us agribusiness. so this home with about haiti being poor and having no geo political and economic strategic importance for the united states is ridiculous. so right now it looks like a palace coup. different wings of the haitian booth was the both of which would be in touch with different parts of the state department or

then andrew, i get the impression that it's the u. s. that's using its energy policy to further it's interesting, i don't think the russia has used his gas as a political tool or weapon and the gas conflict around ukraine boils down to the fact that he was stealing gas and failed to pay bills. i see this agreement on north stream to as a victory for international law since the measures the u. s. is using it's like the position of sanctions where america itself is not directly concerned, are completely unacceptable and thank god, common sense prevailed in the end and the pipeline will be completed. it represents a victory of sense and law rather than that of food that has been highly critical of the west sanction policy. because the west is often imposed sanctions summarily not bothering to prove why they needed placing them on mere stations. such notion that america's national security on the basis of which sanctions are being imposed has no legal definition whatsoever. in the end, we're doing something that's diametrically opposite to th

i can tell you there is real suffering and there is real malays and it is brought about as a direct result of the u. s. embargo. so it was inevitable that there would be protests like this. we can see that people have genuine grievances, but that they are also being pulled into a regime change agenda by organizations like this, tennessee dro movement, which have clear ties to the united states government, the trump administration. and did the obama administration normalization with cuba, reimpose, brutal sanctions? not just on cuba, but on venezuela, blocking fuel shipment to cuba. the cuban government had to ration food starting in 2018. and now we have a pen demik where cuba has had to miraculous miraculously manufacture its own vaccine because of a needle shortage brought on by the u. s. blockade for humanitarian reason. i think that we should help the cuban people right now because they need to help, they need that medicine. they need the food and supplies so that they can stay alive. they're having some serious issues down there. but long term there has to be a change in the power structure few,

and renee is complete. issue has raised pensions with its neighbors, egypt and saddam was to binding deal over the filling of the corporation. the u. s. u. k and other allies to keep trying to engage in malicious cyber activity, including the high call the microsoft exchange email. earlier this year, it's one of the range of fiber threats, trying to being blamed for including ransomware attacks with millions of dollars. and the 1st one ton of a prison released under the bytes administration has been re pat treated to morocco . it marks a break from the drum error when transfers and negotiations were halted.

react if necessary to protect its own national security. the u. s. navy seems unconcerned, were operating in international waters. all of these exercises take place in international waters and local waters. it's great. as far as the russian federation naval response, you'll have to ask the russians. i can't respond to that and we will continue to operate safely and professionally and interact with both our partner forces and many russian federation vessels professionally. well, let's see if we can get a russian perspective from andre quarter knob whose director general of the kremlin founded russian international affairs council. welcome to the w. let's start with the whole tension, a rounds and surrounding ukraine, ukraine, a sovereign country. why does moscow believe but 8 should determine home care of forms alliance with well, i don't think that it's an issue of determination. i think that the assumption is that if you clean joyce native for example, that will have very serious repercussions for the russian national security and therefore our sho

it. after years of contention, the u. s. has finally ditched its efforts to stop the construction of nord stream to pipeline. the project is set to double supplies of russia natural gas to germany under the baltic sea. and on wednesday, it was announced that washington had managed to eke out a compromise with berlin. separately, the russian president and german chancellor both expressed their satisfaction that the pipeline is approaching completion. leaders are satisfied that the construction of the north turn to pipeline is nearly finished. the russian president noted germany's consistent commitment to the implementation of the project, which is exclusively of a commercial nature, and is aimed at bolstering the energy security of germany and the e. u. the u. s. german deal means supplies will be able to bypass ukraine, but it's not entirely out of pocket. key of gets $175000000.00 for infrastructure development. and the current trends deal must stay in place. and that means that can still collect fees. moscow has also been w

u. s . it says that the white piece has been an effective instrument against its it's in its fight against iso. so the reason a tags is not when the going to going to further the string, the relations between uncle and washington. but also it is going to determine the relation between ankara and moscow as well. security is being boosted into initiatives. capital had of planned protests against the government activists. one changes to the political system, including the removal of the parliamentary speaker. there's also been anger over the extension of a crone of ice curtis virus state of emergency, until january local officials and plays roads in an effort to prevent protest. this gathering well still had here on their allegations and recrimination trying to issue the firm warning to the united states. the head of a high level talks meeting, protest is evolving, cube is empty government demonstrations earlier this month and now facing challenges this story after the break. ah ah, once again, th

u. s. national security. that it would have disastrous effects on european security by making them subject to economic and energy blackmail from russia, and that it would enrich and power to carry out that black veil. do you continue to believe that i do sen? german economists, we spoke to say america's attempts to stop nord stream and to violate basic international legal principles that i get the impression that it's the u. s. diffusing its energy policy to further its interest realty, i don't think russia gas was lyrical tool or weapon in the gas conflict around your brain boils down to the fact that you have with stealing gas and failed to pay bills. i see this agreement on north streams who has a victory for international law. so some measures the u. s. is using and it's like the position of sanctions where america itself is not directly concerned. you are completely unacceptable and thank god, common sense prevailed in the end and the pipeline will be completed represents a victory of sense and loss rather than

remember, it was just an e s. trip. when 20 years ago, the u. s. took it over and it developed into what was a small city, all the names that you would expect to see when you're landed in america, where they're back from airport. the main drive was called disney drive, and that's where many service men and women began the deployment in afghan. it's done and we're almost 2000 ended it with their final john the after being killed in the country. certainly the u. s. is going to keep an eye on the idea of the taliban picking more power. but it's interesting that given all the suicide attacks, all the bombings and by graham, what finally moved the u. s. from there is diplomacy and the bite and white house is banking on that diplomacy. making sure that the afghan forces will be able to protect what they have in afghanistan, that the taliban would sweep pen the way that they have done in the past. and the united states won't have to go back because they hope that this time america's longest war is coming to its final stage. and fisher, washington, d. c.

u. s. its allies withdraw from the country. the group has claimed several towns and districts in recent weeks, but the government has reject to the claim that they now control 85 percent of the country, including about 2 thirds of the border with to g. s. dawn and taliban delegation is visiting the russian capital moscow. and they've suggested that they are open to the fire with the afghan government, though with conditions our hierarchy has this report signs of times, changing the taller bonds routes lie in the resistance to the 1979 stop. the invasion of afghanistan now sending his senior delegation to moscow to discuss the future of its country. the group says it's in control of 85 percent of af canister on. the delegation is pledged to consider a sci fi with the government and stop its assaults. if ongoing talks and counsel succeed and if certain criteria are met, good, a in the conclusion is both sides. prisoners should be released, the blacklist should be removed. there must be no attacks on the provisional capital city.

but it is quite striking rebecca that we do here. the u. s. military commander saying that civil war is, is by no means out of the question, and perhaps even soon, it would have been the way the u. s. wanted to end this war. now they have scaled back what they say they accomplish, to making sure osama bin laden was killed and to ensuring that no terrorist attack from afghanistan has been launched since the u. s. and nato troops have been, have been in the country. and t, w correspondent carry shelton speaking to us in brussels. thanks very much. or change in our public health experts. a founding the alarm about a new corona virus variant, more than 50 cases of the so called delta plus the variance has been detected in india. the variant has also surfaced in the usa and was a dozen other countries. indian scientists say it could be more transmissible, more infectious, and resistant to life saving drugs given to some coven 19 patients. but they do need more data to confirm this. correspondent namisha giant swell sent us this report from india w

it has implications for the majority regime and the u. s. is constant efforts to basically overthrow it. it has certainly if it's on boy someone who have symptomatic immunity can be captured in a country. that's that, that's a very bad precedent. the term subs lawyer points to other cases into alleged human rights abuses, facing those extradited to the u. s. coast to its most controversial prison. guantanamo bay in cuba now have conditions in guantanamo bay, improved. i mean, they changed the way people are being held. has there been any, any significant changes to the facilities since it was was opened? guantanamo was clearly outside the rule of law, i can tell you what happened to mohammed knew who was the worst, tortured in guantanamo. he was denied sleep for 70 days. basically may be given an hour to sleep and that causes your brain to get federal and you start to have hallucinations, which he did. he was grabbed one day beat me. we found his medical records that his ribs were broken, taken out on a boat water boarded in the sense that th

it against women and girls world. why? so unfortunately, you know, and in the u. s. while have 4 states that have band child marriage, i'm not sure if that has decreased the number of child managers that are happening . i can only hope that it has, but we have seen exacerbated sir and donna max. thank you very much for talking to us about the work that you're doing to make child magic close the united states illegal cause off the united states. really appreciate your help today and i need to comment as well. this conversation is going to continue on in scum. let me show you what we're doing on my computer here. charge mileage in the united states at 2030 g m. teach starting from wednesday. we will be having this conversation with an sprinkle talking about child marriage, the impact of it, and also taking that conversation internationally. i know a lot of you commenting on child knowledge around the world as well, but for now, thanks for watching. i see you next time news, news, news, frank assessments, schools and shelters of been reduced to rubble. how do you think t

u. s. it's been using, it's trying to put pressure on other countries and thinking it's superior to others . we need to tell us clearly there's no country in the world, but it's superior to others. there shouldn't be one. china will never accept any country that claims to be superior to others. if the u. s. has not learned to treat other countries equally, china and the international community have the responsibility to help us learn this lesson properly. graham on web is a research fellow at nan yang technological university in singapore. he says there are areas where washington and bank gene could improved. i'm miss sherman is up for an uphill battle coming into chad. tension to day to to meet her chinese culture. partner to try and set the tone of this highly deteriorating relationship, right? if at all possible, right now, that's the narrative that's coming out from washington that china is really, you know, a country or a government to, to be suspicious of. and right. know, i think in se as

u. s. squad. she also covered her head in a t shirt with the slogan activist athlete. well, it doesn't stop there. the latest captain america come cause the hero calling the u . s. a piece of trash. and that was a step too far for supermodel actor dean kate. i believe in individual freedom, i believe in equality of opportunity, celebrities, actors, athletes, the media, they love to bash america and we got the thoughts of social commentators, anthony bryan logan, and chadwick moore on the writing anti americanism within the country. i think it's getting under a lot of people's skin. i mean we have, we have all to blame is the academy. we have all these horrible forces that are convincing. legions of young people that america some sort of hateful races. white the premises play. sure. america has its problems, but things have gotten better consistently, every generation in this country and yet instead of enjoying that and they're saying that things are getting worse and things have always been bad. well, the people who love misery, they need to push the narrative. they need some s

u. s. president joe biden conceding the group is now it's strongest in 20 years, and it comes as the u. s. is rapidly pulling all its troops from the country. your view with making this decision for the last 20 years worth that we win for 2 reasons. one, to can you blame him off to 20 long years and no victory? anyone would struggle to answer why? so the 47000 civilians could be killed, so that only half the population could live in poverty. so the country could lie and ruins faced with its ugly reality. is it any wonder the bite and decided it was fine the time to come home? i will much send another generation america to war and i can stand with no reasonable expectation of achieving the different outcome. oh, there was no missing, accomplish permission was accomplished in that we get to scott some and widen, and terrorism is not emanating from that part of the we achieved those objectives. well, not quite. all carnita might be gone, but the tunnel bon is ascendant. advancing so quickly that a now claims to control 85 percent of afghanistan and the country view as nato allies having jum

would know what to argue, that it is the u. s. neighborhood, even the united kingdom is not that close to the international waters though it, these are international. what is but speaking of the proximity to the territory of particular states, of course, ashy is closer than the united states or the united kingdom. but again, you are not talking about irrelevant international waters, the proximity to where it is not here today. if the waters off are free for international vessels to pass through them, they are and they should be allowed to pass through without hanging from russia. if you want to get into detail, you should take the monthly convention which sets the limits on the presence of extraterritorial vessels in the black sea region. but i'm not talking about that. i'm just saying that if you have many ships around or no matter what kind of waters we're talking about, or even there is a density of never movement in a particular region, of course there are dangers and that's often good discoloration, human arrow or technical

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u. s. said it has no plans to send military assistance to confederate statutes in the u. s. city of charlotte, filipino taken down 4 years ago, white nationalist demonstrated against trying to remove them. spark and violence found a national debate in the world's wealthiest nations are sound in the alarm about the spread of the highly contagious code. 1900 delta a, variance g 20 leaders finance leaders have met in italy to discuss the risk to global recovery. cases arising and 69 countries. the international monetary fund has warned that unequal vaccine access is a threat to recovery efforts. and the european union says it's delivered enough vaccines to member states to immunize 70 percent of adults. but the blocks leader says, the fight is not over. our vaccination campaign has accelerated tremendously since the beginning of the year. our joint approach is a success because we will only come out of this crisis together. but covet 19 is not yet defeated. we are prepared to deliver more vaccines including against new variance. now, member states must do everything possible to

u. s. it took place amid a surge in gang violence, but it's this place. thousands of people came present me go. diaz canal says that the united states has failed in what he says are its efforts to destroy cuba. over the last week, cubans are taken to the streets across the country in a wave of re anti government protest. there's anger of the economy in handling the pandemic. the government has accused us of being behind the and this international says 200 people are still in cuban jails. as a result of last week's protests out there, a spoke to 2 cubans who just got out. and they told us about the injustices and the hardships that they faced. john holmes reports, cries of liberty rent the air in cuba this sunday. and the biggest protests in more than 25 years they blame the government for chronic shortages of food medicine and the lack of freedom of expression. but it quickly hit back. police and government support is taking on those cooling for change. human rights organizations say hundreds

and so you don't, i don't think it's reasonable to assume that just because the u. s. is pulling its military forces out of the country that it's going to be leaving afghan, a stand essentially in a back in the us. it's still very much going to be a part of the afghan body politic roslyn, jordan and washington, d. c. rosalind, thank you. emergency workers in belgium and western germany. searching for hundreds of people believe to be missing after devastating floods. more than a $150.00 people are confirmed dead and that figure is expected to rise. rescue efforts of being hampered by collapsed roads and damaged communication lines. so i don't know what we mourn with those who have lost their friends and relatives. the fate breaks out hobby. this is the time of hardship and hardship we stand together . i'm glad for the signs of commiseration of compassion, of solidarity, not just from the region, but from all over germany with mit services. and it starts with more on the recovery efforts in germany. what we're seeing now is that the relief efforts are actually picking up

u. s. it says that the white piece has been an effective instrument against its it's in its fight against iso. so the reason a tags is not when the going to going to further the string, the relations between and cut and washington. but also it is going to determine the relation between on cut out and moscow as well. hundreds of anti government protest has have rallied into nicea activists. one changes to the political system, including the removal of the parliamentary speaker, is also in anger over the extension of the corona virus state of emergency until january 28th students kidnapped by gunman in northern nigeria. several weeks ago have been frayed. an official from the school in can during the children have been reunited with their families. 87 of the 121 who had taken a still being held by kidnappers. it's one of a spate of abduction for ransom in the region in recent months. several mask seen the ivory coast could semi declared unesco willed heritage signs . one of these historic buildi

and it's persecution. treatment journalists worldwide. we drop the u. s. president joe biden has urged vladimir putting in a phone call to correct. i'm on ransomware. a hunkers operating and russian territory is despite the white house admitting it has no new evidence suggesting most with anything to do with the recent spate of cyber attacks and in turn, houses stop the mainstream media from pointing the finger at russian hackers as our t senior correspondent, the rock girls div takes us through and recent weeks, months russian hackers of have seemingly gotten into overdrive at least if a slew of us media reports about cyber attacks for the american entities and corporations. if that is to be believed, criminal gremlins at work, obviously obvious that is only to the u. s. media, we're not, we're not certain. the initial thinking was it was not rushing gums, but we're not sure yet. the media seem to know something that neither biden nor the f, b i, nor an array of intelligence agencies. something that they don't know because where the media is crying, russ

its opinions. that's right, but i think the u. s. government is a way that to find solutions and to strike a deal. it will need a new german government. matter can hardly do this at this stage. she's an outgoing chance or so she may prepare certain things and exchange views with her team. but the new data will have to be struck with the new german government. and that will certainly be a compromise which involve package of things like not stream like the that the terrorists and other issues. right. clemens 1st from the info institute. thanks a lot. joining us on data we business. thank you. now china has reported growth just under 8 percent for the 2nd quarter compared to last year. that is less than half the rate it grew in the 1st quarter and below economist forecast. manufacturing is flowing and consumer demands not picking up as quickly as expected, is more from china on the left. clifford coolant. there been warning signs in recent months about the chinese economy. record commodity prices for raw materials like iron, or have dr

react if necessary to protect its own national security. the u. s. navy seems unconcerned, were operating in international waters. all of these exercises take place in international waters and local waters. it's crane. as far as the russian federation naval response, you'll have to ask the rest and i can respond to that. and we will continue to operate safely and professionally and interact with both our partner forces and any russian federation vessels professionally. well, let's see if we can get a russian perspective from andre court enough, who's director general of the kremlin founded russian international affairs council . welcome to d. w. let's start with the whole tension a rounds and surrounding ukraine. ukraine, a sovereign country. why does moscow believe that it should determine whom kiev forms alliances with? well, i don't think that it's an issue of determination. i think that the assumption is that if you clean joyce native for example, that will have very serious repercussions for the russian national security and therefore show will

u. s. s. ross, a destroyer that took part in the maneuvers he report from the ukrainian port of odessa person ships shadowing the u. s. s. ross, its allied vessels just a few kilometer distance here in international waters of the black sea. joint us ukrainian excise is nothing new, but this year is far from normal off the rushes unprecedented troop build up transport as potential conflicts. the russian forces precisely what he said as a training for is very definitely not something the u. s. navy wants to talk about crew members scrupulously. we're talking about russia, even though much of their time spent monitoring russian activity around them. i don't sense that this is any different than any other exercise that we do or that we've done in the past. how far away from the russian expression right now, about 2 to 3 minus. what we have seen is russian fighter jets operating in international airspace much in the same way that we've seen seabreeze participants operating in international airspace. arrestin jet, making the presence felt or minds, or if anyone needed that the united states insistence and freedom of access to instructio

u. s. it's just one of the few countries in africa the jet to begin vaccinating its citizens. former president, john margot fully who died in march, refused to accept foreign offers of vaccines. somebody who, who ha, son who took over his president as a reversed times in the as official practice of denying the spread of covered 90. this will not be the last vaccine that comes from the united states. there will be additional vaccine coming to tanza near through generous donation by the united states government and the u. s. people present biden has committed to making 500000000 doses of vaccine available, available to the global community. and those will be coming in various tranches to chance in the through the ga, the initiative took his defense ministry says 2 soldiers have been killed and to be murdered in an attack on a vehicle in the bob area of northern syria. the ministry said turkish forces immediately fired back. turkey had lost a cross border your freaking shield operation in 2016. to

u. s. it's moved rather centrally across the northern plains and to the midwest . we've had some excessive heat warnings issued from montana and idaho. as those temperatures just continue to climb to the north east of this, we have had temperatures, dip along the east coast. we've had thunderstorms and showers, all those have now east and the temperatures are going to pick up from monday, but it will remain rather hot and humid, particularly for new york city with plenty of cloud cover for the wet weather. we have to go to the deep south, we've seen severe storms rolling across texas and affecting parts of louisiana. we've seen flash flooding in new orleans and in part of florida. and there's more wet and windy weather on the way for florida as we go into next. week thanks to tropical storm elsa, it's been downgraded from hurricane, it's moving its way across cuba. we could see a storm surge of up to 1.5 meters and up to $300.00 millimeters of rain expected, particularly in southern areas of cuba. and as we go into monday, we're expecting it to impact the florida k

it's not clear yet. if you will be able to deliver on his promises the u. s. and a number of western allies lane china for an allege cyber spying campaign. washington says it's a threat to national security. staging says the accusation is ground level. so what the fall out from this route, this is inside story. ah, ah, the welcome to the program on the hill robin. this was a unified condemnation of china on cyber attacks. the united states, the european union, nato, and other world powers. also, beijing was responsible for an attack on microsoft service earlier this year, but stopped short of announcing punishment measures for alleged cyber activities. around a quarter of a 1000000 computers of said to have been compromised in march effecting at least 30000 organizations worldwide. nations including canada, new zealand, australia, and japan's had chinese state linked hacking groups were behind the exploitation and the que spacing of our broad range of militia, cyber activities, including ransomware and cyber espionage. the chinese ministry of state security was

still some more optimistic saying some point eventually it's coming home 6 months after the u. s. last, it's been to have whistleblower julian sanchez extradited. a u. k. court has granted washington the right to appeal. the judges reported to have agreed with 3 of the 5 justifications us submitted. while the by the administration is apparently now prepared to let us on serve any prison sentence in his australian homeland. but his partner claims he already has that right, stella morris this week, also gave her reaction to the granting of the appeal from outside the court. i was able to speak to julian now about the decision. and you know, it's mixed because on the one hand it's been 6 months and we haven't had any news. so it's like an endless purgatory. but at the same time it doesn't here. and julian's very unwell, he's happy when, when he went with our eldest this morning. and so it's not representative when i see him because obviously it's a, it's a one rest fight. he get off. but even belmont prison is a horrible place. he won his case in january. why is even in prison? why is

it's been the heart of the military operations in the country. for 2 decades. a u. s. coalition forces moved into the base at the end of 2001. it developed into a huge facility to hiring up 210000 troops and more than 100 aircraft making it the strategic point of operations for washington and they to allies in the region. not in the meantime. it does more districts in the country have fallen under the control of the taliban medicine. however, the american president, to so far been willing to address the issue with the taliban, reportedly setting a deadline for all foreign troops to be gone by september, making attempts to seize the abandoned by graham base, which local authorities say as also attracted looters or a law board into the information that we have. american forces left the bag room air base last night. this has not been officially coordinated and reported to us, but from the ground. we get these information from the situation in the area as several looters, opportunists, and others storm background airfield this morning. and with a quick response from our d