u. s. know ends involved way. i just wondered what your prediction is on the outcome of this case. then i think that to this case is never used and then i think that's right. this is the best a for them. so b as in bob ways and then to timesheet, and this is over in the family and has the right to uh, you know, decide how delicate slant but it just like any other kind of interested in knowing the problem was i was on a former page for them is practice speech as well, and the, or ninety's best independent or particular timesheet. and then when you look at what was up in the bible and one was taking a look was, well, we shouldn't go. there is of less and it was more lines would where white foremost, where basically lift a tool by large space which most cases of the main dining rooms. right. so in this case, i've seen that before about the last week, but i've done it for i'm so big one without looking for places where you're going to get in trouble if i was there and i just did. so i make a difference. nonsense. and bob boyd and i don't even know how you doing that's is going to be en

u. s. you know, the, the, it's in and station reduction acts are much bigger investment into the green economy, into boosting the green sector and transitioning to renew energies, then these 3 and the billions and they are meant for all developing countries. and developing countries are also saying that the money is there. if you look at fossil fuel subsidies, for example, and you know, according to the i, m, f, in 2022, they mounted to 7 trillion dollars. and so, compared to sort of these huge events figures and these 300000000000 are just not that much. some delegates upset and the other delegates gave the deal a standing ovation. you've had conversations in the hallways there, do. richard countries believe developing countries ask for too much and that the deal they're taking home is a good one of the well as these things go, you know, that's remember where it's at a big kit, climate diplomacy event. and $200.00 nations have to re on something so rarely do countries walk out of there and everybody is happy and achieved. all they want is it's always a matter of finding compromise. and ridgew

u. s. you know, the, the, it's in and station reduction acts are much bigger investment into the green economy, into boosting the green sector and transitioning to renewable energy use them these 3 and the billions and they are meant for all developing countries. and developing countries are also saying that the money is there. if you look at fossil fuel subsidies, for example, and you know, according to the i, m, f in 2020 to the amount of $27.00 trillion dollars. and so, compared to sort of these huge events figures and these 300000000000 are just not that much. what developing countries are also upset about this, but they say that the richer developed nations are sort of, they are evading their responsibility and legal obligation under the pairs agreement to, to really provide a big chunk of that finance and, and, and they are saying that's as you know, by sort of losing down this paragraph by yes, having developed countries in the lead, but also adding sort of these opening some doors for other contributions to also count towards those 300000000000 that developed countries. richard nations

u. s. u, i also still know with china, it's a bumper show in these new environments. thank you. took a say it's a living image that i see relations between the russian ladders to the people's republic of china with these relations tomorrow day. and i'm president of leaving high to level these relations out, build upon mutual trust. this is something we are lacking in our relations with certain countries, primarily with the western countries. i've spoken about the reasons for last for reggie. i used to be unaware that you will just go head for the representative. see if it'll come to the main screen. then you should one of those countries that i am criticizing things go really easy with the way here they would give me a list of the grievances with russia. but well, we're not going to have a discussion right now on this subject, but i would like to say that the level of trust between russia and china is the highest level in more than history. unless you need to just keep this as well as our personal public is a friendly relations with the president shooting, being out o

u. s. s. u i pain between you know, these 2 powers, it's an attempt to equate socialism with stashes and you know, a style in with hitler and so forth. really the opposite is true. a crucial factor. and so if you have an ultimately an allied victory, if i hadn't had that extra 2 or 300 kilometers to travel a my brother well have, have, have occupied moscow. likewise, it's quite possible that the, that it's a plant in grand costa, in german armies were very close to limb and cleaning grad as well. and if they had not had that extra couple of 100 kilometers to travel to capture leningrad region declared that he was going to kill over habits in leningrad and destroy the city and give it to finland. and by the way, to finish liter marshall man on was a 100 percent in favor of that but, and expose the bankruptcy of western policy and refusing to make a treaty with associates. and it was as should it expose the betrayal of the polish government at 1st, hitler plans to use poles by offering them the role of junior ally in his campaign against russia. and however, considers itself to him and he's 40 fles

u. s. s. u i team between you know, these 2 powers. it's an attempt to equate socialism with fascism, you know, as style in with hitler and so forth. it really that the opposite is true. a crucial factor and a soviet and ultimately an allied victory. if i hadn't had that extra 2 or 300 kilometers to travel a my brother well have, have, have occupied moscow. likewise, it's quite possible that the, that it's a plant in grand custody. the german armies were very close to lemon clinton grad as well. and if they had not had that extra couple of 100 kilometers travel, they might capture leningrad, regina declared that he was going to kill all that's gonna happen. and so i'm going to go ahead and destroy the city and give it to finland. and by the way, you finish liter marshall, man, i'm was a 100 percent in favor of that but, and expose the bankruptcy of western policy to uh, in refusing to make a uh, a treaty with the soviets. and it was, it exposed the betrayal of the polish government. at 1st, hitler plans to use polls by offering them th

u. s. we know what trump has said about the war and you crate in the campaign that he, you know, he wants to end it. he can end it very quickly, but it's widely believed that he would want your crying to concede territory to end the war. do you think that ukraine or how worried is your credit or nature right now, would you say much like from se whitehouse trumps foreign policy has been marked by chaos and erotic shifts? the only thing that is certain about trump and how to manage trump is that in order to get what you want to trump, you need to stroke his ego, which is why put in a framed his remarks the way he did. childless. a child, a childish flattery like he was very manly, which is part of his comments, only serve to i think it does serve to indicate that food has clear interest that he wants to put in front of trump. what of his interest to an x as much of ukraine as we possibly can? so i can't imagine that putting wants to continue fighting any longer, but i do know what he wants to do is k

s u. v . you know the room need to be helped by passes by who was confused and terrified by what happened right in front of them. that was until the medics could get them to give them that the attention that they required that we understand that up to 20 individuals were here in this apparent hayton run incident in zoo high. those individuals have since been transferred to full local hospitals where they are not receiving expert medical care. now the police did immediately then book the s u. v. as the driver was attempting to flee the scene, dr. roiba has since been arrested. we've been told it's a 62 year old individual who has been held back for hate and run charges. it's not clear yet what caused this incident with at least was on purpose. whether there was something behind this, we're waiting for further details from the local authorities. but we can tell you that reports up to 20 people injured in that a power to hit and run the attack in the southeast of china near the city of mac. how that will

u. s. and saying, you know, as one senior politician, he says this is with it. it's a decision which not just the us, but for germany to leave it there for the moment. matthew mall from i believe in studio through some of the other stories making news around the world. walk us at usa, across manufactured a bullying have agreed to end. the 7 weeks strike, union members accepted a 38 percent pay rise, offer striking no of them. they have demanded during has $1.00 to pay $2.00 weeks to restart production, and that it's to funding slash 10 percent of the flash sauce. a police officer and the state of ohio has been found guilty of murder for the shooting death of andre healey, who was on um, former officer, adam co coy shots too. who was black white. he was leaving his neighbors. got raj in 2020 coy claimed. he mistook his car keys for a gun, a president, bull latino who has ordered all charges dropped against teenagers, were arrested against the government. processed in august. so as he protested, is under the age of 18, but accused of treason by prosecutors of foot

u. s. and saying, you know, as one senior politician here says, this is really a, it's a decision which not just for the us, but for germany to leave it there for the moment. matthew mall from a berlin studio. thanks very much for that to do some of the other stories making news. now what goes out to us? aircraft manufactured a boeing have a b 2 and the 7 weeks strike. union members accepted a 38 percent pay rise, offer slightly low, then they have demanded during has 1 may take weeks to restart production. and that it's still planning to slash 10 percent of its workforce. these really ministry has came responsibility for an aspect on the building and the city and capital damascus . which people say is what the sides of my husband, law intelligence headquarters. the strike kills 2 people according to the british based city, an opposite victory for human rights. nigerian president latino bull has ordered all charges dropped against teenagers wherever rest of during antique government protest in august. so to protest is under the age of 18, but accused of trees and by prosecutors footage of t

and the reason i buy them, you know, has long experience, you know, in u. s. foreign policy. and i think he has struggled somewhat of, you know, to a certain himself, in this regard. i mean, this more is not the united states fall of the warranty crane. it's not the united states, followed by and got tired with it somehow. i think maybe there's a sort of perception back in 2021. right. the withdrawal from afghanistan was a trump policy negotiated directly with the taliban. actually sidelining the actual asked in government to do so. uh, binding though, actually agreed with the idea of withdrawing. but when the us did, of course, it was chaotic and the media reaction and data stand by the taliban and research and has been to crack down on human rights. and the reaction here has been largely negative to that. so the sort of veneer providence in foreign policy, i think the more off for relatively quickly and his term. and again, i think us has been you know, buffeted. so what i think in terms of ukraine uh vitamins is actually from my perspective, done the right thing has been ex

u. s. bonds supplies, you know, the big green lights. so i'd say it's a nuclear power. uh, and then when the nuclear power respond indeed, turnaround insights integration. by the 1st time we've seen this kind of glory. as far as the rates kind of the yeah, this is the the way before the 20142014 was definitely made the plan by victoria and to make sure that it's a demo. glad to go to elect a government to new. great. so that is what they're doing now. so the, it's the west and that we're not expecting this condo for this phones because the idea is to push everyone out. you're testing the that the single for last year. because this is just something in the waste way. they say last year is not so great . last year is not so strong as it puts a c, sales to be. so that to me with a roommate, all of all the ideas, the shop is still in business. what do you wonder? this is why to get started that kind of miles away from the colors, but we'll cover, you credit zone shopping, u. k. made storm shot. i'm yourselves into russian territory and the subsequent warning issued by presi

the mirror to board. thats list the piece, make a space, be a kill list, add link to ukraine's s b u g. you know, foreign intelligence. a lot of people who have actually died. there's some very famous people there doing my good self. probably the only list i'll ever get on with the american president. for getting back to you goes down. let's have a look at another demonstration of support for don. i bet they wish for just go away now. but guess what, does the thing call the into web and the into web never forgets. flava, my go rule that the baby to the side of the problem. but just a bit before the president was elected school level. all that is really the vision of what the president them inside pick is a lot doesn't look good at this. those are all so they like the burning don't they? it's kind of medicaid. well, they do is they go for a bit of burning, a key of like a stain in ukraine. how are things there at the moment? well, let's have a look at the, the map. well, the russians are advancing and east, and they've just launched a new counter offensive in eh, course region. i remember chris,

we know that the u. s. navy 93000 people being poisoned by jet fuel is literally the equivalent number of what it's a of the displacement of martial ease from nuclear testing. they don't care about poisoning 90000 people. they don't care about displacing those people. in fact, i think that if the navy had its way, it would literally, you know, let the water be poisoned and that would mean we would so many people would have to move. and the military could do it at once. so we need to, like, i mean, not just the community but not a lot, just a ways like every, like other people, other parts of the world need to show up for each other to stop is because if it's not here, where is that fuel going to go, it's going to go to go on is going to go to ok. now it's going to go to other parts of the pacific, the camp of that are already over in and dated by military activision. it may not be that we go to work, but if we do go to war, we are the ones you immediately affected, right? it'll be hawaii as the head of the

and i was on that list to the absolutely astounding allegations from this month and the s b u, who we know been involved in operations here in russia, unable to assassinate people who blinked. are you doing just very dark. i organization heavily funded and trained and cooperating with the c a at these obligations have to be taken very seriously because of where they're coming from. it and the metric has said a lot of things about vitamins, elizabeth, can you take us through some of those other comments that has made me? well, these are again as remarkable as the last ones suggesting that there's a lensky essentially keeps the war going. and remember, lot of reasons, he has no legitimate mandate from the ukrainian people. his term as president has expired at. he's a press the media, he's oppressed that sure thing. no, to this you have them. it is a legend that he's keeping the war going basically to keep, to stay in power. he's terrified of elections and that the gravy train, the scale of a cache that's flowing in. why wouldn't it keep the war going? the last thing he probably wants is an e

u. s. a. u. um, does riley attack on the run? and i don't know whether rearranging government is thinking of attacking. in this intervening period, the interregnum period. so then trump can say he's the peacemaker afterwards, and that would be a better time of how that. let's look at that. let's look at that uh, the intra rag num period. that is designed to be careful attention to because if you look at what happened in 2000 and night when brock obama was elected, i and the bush administration was ongoing. it was over the holiday carried over a christmas nor after christmas and new year's that israel launched a 1st attack on on. gotcha. and i would expect, i think you could almost predict that there will be an acceleration of yeah, the is really ability to be able to control the narrative has been extraordinary so that people really don't understand the vulnerability that is your thought out and uh, is your doesn't want, it would matter because it's, it's un would be, she knows a security problem. so i think um, uh, president trump, techs office

u. s. it was like, you know, these have a problem with the approach, which meant any strong size. you can, we can what the global export file or what expand the vision on global competitors for breaks. as a member of what people have been briggs, what is the price that you need for the ship? us a bridge between devil opened up. busy in front of me, she left prison in progress reports 5 to go much cheaper than should be reachable girl just and i see it's global roll. the likely comprehensive pro keeps what i'm looking for word order except through spectrum. so is so for me to get all our long. busy history as you go we should have more friends or no. busy no enemies and we gets them done. all right, but we're bricks. priority is establishing a new world order end and the international partners with both of us and breakfast and group nation. so how does indonesia balance these differing interest? uh so uh, pop would be best interest. uh the thing is, you know, right now you can do these. yep. uh, 5 we, uh, are both more research right now. we right, we straightened out and we've, am

u. s. government and then you know, the continues prosecution of the individuals here and for expressing their political views or exercising their freedom of speech. so that might be believed that the court didn't hand them even heavy. a sentence is the maximum penalty on the home comes national security legislation is life imprisonment. authority say the laws on necessary to ensure home come stability of the widespread protests, but ton violence of times in 2019 voucher. coney shall tough. spell different, but it's, it's the maintenance of i'm calling this is what is perhaps needed to restore at least some lower in order and have the less the sentencing will be seen by some as another set back to the cities of democratic movements. patrick folks out a 0 phone call. i said for this use our own algae 0. stay with us inside stories next, looking at what's been achieved at the g. 20 summit and for sales. same with the the hello. we have some rather like the weather into the south west of australia, wherever you have low pressure here, drawing moisture from the indian ocean down across a goo

u. s. government. and then, you know, the continues prosecution of the individuals here in hong kong for expressing their political views or exercising their freedom speech. so that might be belief that the court didn't hand them even heavy. a sentence is the maximum penalty on the home comes national security legislation is life imprisonment. authority say the rules on necessary to ensure homecoming stability after widespread protests, but tons violence of times in 20. 19 boucher come. you show a tough spell different but it's it's a uniqueness of i'm calling. this is what is it perhaps needed to restore at least some lower in order to have the less the sentencing will be seen by some as another set back for the cities of democratic movements. patrick folks, how does 0 home co tens of thousands of demonstrators have much new zealand parliament there opposing a bill that would we define the 19th century treaty between the butcher's crown and then to just mall, re chiefs and jim brown reports from wellington? watching muc

u. s. government and then you know, the continues prosecution of the individuals here in town for expressing their political views or exercising their freedom of speech. so that might be believed that the court didn't hand them even heavy. a sentence is, the maximum penalty on the home comes national security legislation is life imprisonment. authority say the laws on necessary to ensure home comes stability of the widespread protests, but ton violence of times in 2019 voucher code. you shall, tough, spell different. but it's, it's a uniqueness of, i'm calling, this is what is perhaps needed to restore at least some lower in order and have the less the sentencing will be seen by some as another set back to the cities of democratic movements. patrick folks, which is 0. i'm calling for my food, my new stroke, the philippines over the weekend, killing at least 8 people. the storm damage buildings and hands on numerous islands across the region when speeds of up to 200 kilometers now recorded in some parts. well, tens of thousands of people have much on use even parliament. i agree. what they sa

we know that the u. s. government definitely received this technology from imperial japan, in exchange for letting these scientists go and not trained them for their war crimes. and the reason, of course, these biological laboratories appeared is because they wanted to sabotage socialist or communist. basically, any country that did not tow the line for their imperial conquests, the war criminals, new home was the secrets, us only biological weapons center at fort detrick's, maryland. for newtonics, at the summer. speaking of the deal, we would have to enter a couple of minutes to go to the front of the study and literally on the door she shoved. you got the most can be always on the list. if it's there solutions group, i'm the collaboration between the us army and killer scientists. according to chinese journalists, would produce results less than 5 years after the end of world war 2. during the 1950 korean war, the radio message date is february. the 22nd 1952 from china sing was state news agency as our

know, china is only shipyard. the csr, yes, reference is a leak from the u. s. navy briefing, saying that china is over roll ship building capacity is $200.00 and such e times greater than americans. yes, you heard that right. $230.00 times the west can build 100000 tons of ships, naval and civilian every year. china can build 23000000 us may have the edge in terms of quality in some areas. but on that front too. there's little doubt that china can catch up. this is now trump's problem and he won't be able to fix it on his own to. oh, it's a very, very serious problem and united states in order to get this right is going to have to also rely on japanese and korean allies who are ahead and ship building it's, it's going to be multi off alliance effort to get to get allied ship building up to anywhere close to our china is okay. hold that thought for a moment. let's move on to that other big issue. trace trump made imposing terrace on chinese imports, sent a piece of his election campaign dot or upstairs upstairs. so, you did this before unleashing a war of what

well, this will stress a 60 day ceasefire, less than 60 days we'll, we'll have, you know, a ration day here at the u. s. meaning that president electronic will return to the wide, tells them that means that this discussion, not only happening with the current administration, but also with the incoming trump administration. we heard earlier today from secretary blinking. he said he won't go into details with senator marker rubio for president elect donald trump nominated for the secretary of state. so there will be more details, is that so we can, it is see and imagine that there are several talks happening behind the closed doors to secure that the incoming administration of president elect donald trump, will also support this. the ceasefire deal that president biden announced earlier today. yeah, we're just going to ask on, on that, do we go any hints yet as to how this incoming administration is likely to treat the situation? so that has been involved in those conversations that we know that with the outgoing indian coming administration fee on talks happening to also include them because we know tha

of course, you know, there's another element which is the u. s. traditional system. of course. once again, did you asked for additional system isn't a very different place to the where it was in 2016 because back in 2016, it wasn't, as we'll say, conservative frenzy as it is. now. if we go from the very top where you have the supreme court at the supreme court is definitely more conservative leaning, but it's not just in the top top courts. it's also lower diamond as well. we're seeing that it's definitely more conservative, friendly. so in the event that, for example, donald trump decides to push through executive orders. the difference now is that the chances are that that will remain at if there are any legal challenges at. the courts tend to be a bit more conservative leaning meaning that there will be fewer legal challenges, or at least it'll be easier for donald trump to maintain those executive orders. now the last few days, a trump's team has been taking shape. let's start with one limitation. met gets he's going to be the next attorney general, the country's top law en