u. s. l. its allies from conducting adequate defense of the asia pacific region. we do not support the treaty on the prohibition of nuclear weapons . it would not allow for us extended deterrence relationships which are still necessary for international peace and security. as a u. s. ally, australia comes under the so called nuclear umbrella for american forces to defend it with atomic weapons because it doesn't have any of it. so notably cambra earlier abstaining from a vote in the un sort of bomb the developing, using or threatening to use nuclear arms or helping another country do so. also the u. s. need st. louis and it's china containment efforts of the key, geographical partner in the so named orcus part. but recent plans for reproach meant between beijing and cambra, may raise concerns in us in washington as australian prime minister anthony albany . a is to meet with chinese president sheet and paying later this week of been a thing noted. the meeting would be quotes a positive thing after years of troubled relations. me while i am delighted to welcome live

u. s. l n g producers. they're marking that up and earning that margin in the european market. it's not the u. s. l n g company. it's basically european, headquartered international oil companies and traders. remember when u. s. president joe biden came here to europe, back in march to plotted the european union sanctioning russia cutting off its own russian energy source, the process, and promised to help europe replace that source with american energy. well, apparently european leaders didn't read the fine print or fully consider the implications of what they were signing on to, which was basically european dependence on american energy and whatever price they want to set that at the u. s. government is now denying responsibility for the high gas prices of their exports, blaming european energy company markups. and now fed up european officials want to speak to the manager, but don't really seem to know who that is. maybe it's uncle sam. maybe it's the world trade organization. here are the french and german finance ministers venting their frustrations. we must react fast. i'm calling for a unit

u. s. l. in just a shuttle which explored it shortly after take off in 1986 in one of the biggest accidents in u. s. a space history, the challenger space shuttle. it updated into a ball of flame. just a minute, after lifting off, killing all 7 crew members, 577 miles per hour or 4 miles earlier this year. and i was for excluding the seafloor off the coast of florida, hoping to find a world war to blame for documentary. the plane had disappeared in the bermuda triangle. during the 1st, they stumble across the challenge of the kids. they decided to send the 40s to another, and their suspicion was on the market. though not, officials were not all happy. i think we did. the discovery of this piece was mixed emotions 1st reflected back to 1986 and the loss of our colleagues, our friends, and our heroes. but also is a sense of discovery to find something last for so long. but once again found the fine marks the 1st time in 25 years that a fees of the challenger has been located. and it is also one of the biggest found so far. in reviewing the footage that the team provided, we can see a section rou

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it would not allow for us extended deterrence relationships which are still necessary for international peace and security as a u. s. l i s t really. it comes under the so called new killer umbrella, for american forces to defend it with doomsday weapons because it doesn't have any of its own. despite that, there may be a shift in australia is approach towards the nonproliferation of nuclear weapons because earlier in october cambra and only abstain from a votes in the u. n. that sorta bond quote at developing, using or threatening to use nuclear weapons or even helping another country do so just to put that in context, that's after 5 years of a clear opposition to accept any such proposal. also the u. s. needs just really as a key, geographical app partner in the so named office park. this part of its efforts to contain china. plans for a reproachful between beijing, uncover and maybe a cause for washington. concerned to stay in prime minister anthony albany. z a said to meet with chinese president. she jin peng earlier this week, mr. albany thing noted that the meeting would be a quote, positive thing after years of

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u. s. gas impuls, instead of buying cheapest supplies from moscow, isn't it? vice versa. europe has lost russia is this largest energy supplier to get the opportunity to buy the u. s. l n. g at a much higher price. great achievement, male vases, president, a colona has arrived in the us. why is it spread to detroit to negotiate for low a gas prices? the leader, a fellow e u. member estate croatia says essentially amounts to begging it is a serious state of war, more serious than ever in our lives. i've come to the conclusion that we will buy gust from alice a 3 times to price that is effect and will cause that correlation president. zora ban, molanda vetch has just said that europe quote, was under the illusion that it was going to create an energy market. yeah. on the back of cheap russian gas, it cut itself off of because it didn't why contribute to russian revenues which provided the luxury of that illusion. and also they're green fantasies. but things have obviously taken a wrong turn when nuclear powered france is now scrambling to get its decommissioned and rusted atomic energy plants back up and running. france even fire to cold plant back up again. this week,

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washington says it's investigating fridays miss l. so i can a u. s. military patrol based northeast in syria to rocket hit the side one another woods. the mug was later found to the nearby location where it was apparently abandoned by the attack as the us house, a false book, sort of suggesting who could have been behind the strike, which is said to have come without any losses among the american bases. personnel office at the time comes to the days of the us express his concerns of a fellow nato. a member turkey is military operation against kurdish forces in northern syria. on cra, has drugs of the criticism insist, and it has the right to defend itself against when it cools terrorists. recent air strikes and syria directly threaten the safety of us personnel who are working in syria with local partners to defeat isis and maintain custody of more than 10000 isis detainees. no matter who terrace clued with to kill will always hold them accountable for every drop of blood they shed. no one can. electra care, which is the only need to l i that for die

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it's capable of reaching the u. s. mainland is the latest in a series of launches by north korea. it comes as asia pacific leaders, whole trade talks, l. a summit, and thailand us vice president carmella harris gathered allies to condemn the launch while outside protest as gather to demonstrate against the ty regime. tony chang reports from bangkok, leaders from around the asia pacific region gather for the opening of the apec summit at the top of the agenda. urgent economic issues facing the nation's hyperinflation and the looming recession. but as the news that north korea had fought and intercontinental ballistic missile broke, the united states and its allies met to discuss what they called north korea's provocations. we so we can get these action, and we again call north korea to stop for either. i'm awful. the same a lot on behalf of the united say i, we have for our iron clad are gonna come away from that report to bring you live to washington d. c. no, a us attorney general mary garland is about to speak about a special council on who will investigate the classified documents found at for president. donald trump's for the resi

it to fuel. our fledge in the domestic economy, the u. s. l company chevron has been granted a 6 month license to resume activity and venezuela following a restored line of communication between caracas and washington. the license which was issued by the biden administration restrict any cash payments directly to venezuela. also banning any deals involving russian entities. chevron is unable to transfer any of the sales revenue to the venice wayland government or the state oil firm. we spoke earlier to a social and political analyst who says that the us government's attempts at a maximum pressure campaign against venezuela have failed. lovely. cassandra lee said publication of general license for to one which authorizes certain activities by chevron in venezuela as likely indication of failure attempts to exert maximum pressure on venezuela by imposing oil sanctions. consequently, the u. s. has publicly stated that the relaxation of sanctions is the result of negotiations in mexico city between the been a swell and government and the oppositio

it was going to stop. they were, we were falling u l. p. 's poll. sorry, unfair labor practice. again breaking we blows. yeah. how you where we can you go? yeah, we can you go high? yeah. the big in the there we can be below is that and again we're, we're sudden all right, as employees and a chill and work as a vino v coming together that form in the work lead unions, you know, is grassroots b, me, chris, eric and gerald, you started there, and we been info for years, so we know that community in there, so definitely with the union bus in the the way they bumped it up and it was a major, major challenge. also just analogous watching right now said i think many things led to the increase of support of union labor as like economics, inflation covered 19 shortage of waters work as, as a whole list of them. do you recognize that dave? when you'll daniel reporting a you seen face not one thing that's a catalyst that many things and making luck is gonna actually lean meat organize. yeah, i think it's also important to take a long historical view here to unions used to be pretty robust in the u. s. after world

u. c l. a football game in berkeley and red flag on the play unfair labor practice the strike, the largest ever in u. s educational history is now in its 11th day with over 48,000, graduate student workers and postdoctoral scholars taking part you see, officials say they remain committed to achieving a fair and reasonable contract that honors the contributions unit members make toward the u. c s mission. well the changes just keep coming at twitter under its new owner today, ceo elon musk announced plans to relaunch its premium service. this comes after yesterday's decision to grant what he calls amnesty for accounts that have been suspended earlier tonight at six o'clock seen at editor at large . the insurer said he's worried about this decision, he said it could lead to a lot of controversial and even harmful content on the site. after years of efforts by twitter to eliminate misinformation. shut down hundreds and thousands of accounts that looked to be legitimate that were actually being run by other governments trying to influence us here in the states, so it's not just about you know me complaining about people hurting each other'

u. s. has confirmed one of its essence has been killed in iraq. steven tro, l was shot dead in baghdad on monday evening. he had worked for an international agency. no group had submitted responsibility more than a 1000 people have been indicted in iran as nation wide anti government protest continue to rock. the country. authorities appear to have deployed mountain police in the capsule. try to stifle demonstrations here in high commissioner for human rights as, as egypt to release jailed egyptian british political activists, ala abdullah fatter, he's been on a 7 month hunger strike and prison, and stopped drinking water. 2 days ago when the cop 27 summit began in shambles shake, a french catholic church has been hit by a new scandal after a cardinal admitted to sexually abusing a child. cardinal is on pure record confessed, assaulting a 14 year old girl 35 years ago. it comes a year after investigation in the cat. french catholic church unveiled a widespread abuse of children by priests. and one person who brought a powell ticket in southern california has wo

l? how will all of this effect u. s. foreign policy going forward? yeah, i think very similar to that. the question of how does divide a government work has its implications in foreign policy as well? if we just take one example, one big example, ukraine, of course, there is bipartisan support for ukraine. a foreign policy analysts have been telling me, they're not to worry that anything huge will change. what could change is the details, right? so maybe joe biden was a $100000000.00 more in weapons, and republicans in congress was 8 known in us could be $60000000.00. things like that, the kind of details, the overall big foreign policy positions. because there is bipartisan support on ukraine. there is bipartisan support on china. there is bipartisan support on things like high tech and making sure it's in the hands of the united states and allies and not china. that is mostly going to say probably stay the same a if the house goes republican. the senate is even less clear right now. but the details of the devil's in the details of how difficult joe biden, and his democrats in then, in that case, in the minority, will have in getting their d

shooting a hate attack in his pull it up is washed and bureau chief, covered the pulse nightclub, shooting orlando, the deadliest attack on an l. g. b t q venue in the u. s. we asked for what another event like this means for the community. i just spoke to the survivors of the pulse or shooting which happened in florida a 6 years ago. and, you know, events like there today, obviously trigger of the memory and brandon bulls, one of the survivors told me that it is never over. they can't celebrate, for example, 4th of july, because of the, of the fireworks happening there. they're basically, the survivors of these mass shootings had to hide in, in basements, and, and in bathroom. so this is something we have to keep in mind with at this very moment in the year 2022, many members of the edgy b t q family. don't feel safe to go out and celebrate on a weekend or whom they love and whom they are. rights groups are reporting that raining, authorities are carrying out a major crackdown with northwestern kurdish city of ma habit. there are unconfirmed reports of protesters being killed or wounded. the city has seen intense ant, a regime protests in recent days wi

it's interesting that the u. k. and the u. s. somewhat, you know, because of g l. and although the liquefied gas is being sold to europe for 4 times the price is that they would obtain the russian gas for and they had to to $1.00 physically while you know, so converting their own sanction radio and that's the key was circumventing. there are their own sanctions there, but then again, you know, look at this, we understand that the, the credit has officially said that the u. k. was that the ring master, when it came to the bombing of the north stream pipelines out of course the u. k. wouldn't have done that without a nod, at least from langley, and then we have all of a sudden american l, n g, which is so much more expensive, essentially being force fed down the throats of europeans done. what is europe looking at now with a winter of discontent and economies going down the drink while they are looking at trouble? they are looking at suffering for their own people. and that the governments of europe have accepted this state of affairs, right? that really the u. s pus

likely to came or about climate change about education, l g b t q rights and democracy itself last year storming of the u. s. capital by trump support. is it still a hot button issue for many democrats? they see it as proof that democracies increasingly under threat. and they want urgent action to safeguard democratic institutions. but if the pull the anything to go by and it really is the economy stupid january 6th when be the issue that the sites the elections and it has been a role at all as part of our election team enjoys me now in the studio. i, peter, as we've heard the economy, is the main issue for american voters in the mid term elections. how is that reflecting on joe biden, and the democrats in congress? well, it's really hurt them with one crucial boating group, and that is a working class blue collar boaters, you know, people without a college degree that used to be quite firmly. and the democrats corner back when it was a party of labor unions. but what we're seeing is that they have started to increasingly turn away from the democrats, you know, driven by a concern that the democrats are much more occupied with, you know, s

l shake. never before has the issue of financial compensation made it on to the official negotiating agenda at the u. s. climate talks. the steamer, rid of the topic is on the schedule is over. i think it's a reassuring indicator that we are going to make good progress here in shemelle shade on this important issue for the victims dinner von graham. although developing nations contribute the least to climate change, they suffer much more from its consequences and often end up stuck paying for them . it's now set to be a central issue at cop $27.00. a recent report by the world media or a logical organization puts this climate inequality front and center the fact that was not lost on un chief antonio quoterush as well, methodological organization so. so clearly change is happening with catastrophic speeds. devastating lives and lively woods on every continent. people and committed is everywhere, must be protected from the media and ever growing risks of the klamath emergency. but even the most dire warnings are no guarantee that the conference will deliver results. while war and crisis are driving a pus

it comes as the u. s. has already spent nearly $55000000000.00 on a few crane this year with $37000000000.00 and additional l requested by biden, from congress. that's 20 percent more than russia's entire annual defense budget. for the same time outspoken us congress will marjorie taylor green has lost out as washington's funding of ukraine. but after a number of countries acknowledged, it was likely a ukrainian rocket that hit poland. we must stop letting the lensky demand money and weapons from us taxpayers. while he is trying to drag us into world war 3, no more money to ukraine. it's time to end this war and demand peace. and as some officials demanded ends to the war before points of no return is reached. the us homeland security chief is apparently trying to calm people's nuclear worries. while the united states has expressed concern with russian nuclear saber rattling, we do not anticipate that a nuclear detonation in europe would have any direct health consequences on the homeland believe. we spoke to retired us air force, less tenant colonel, a current krakowski, who said that washington's policy wa

it feels that you were there. ah oh, you're watching l 0. reminder of our headlines this our u. s. president. joe biden says, china's leader appears open to compromise just hours after they met ahead of the g . 20 summit in bali. the white house says they had a quote, candid discussion about taiwan, north korea, and the ukraine war. police in turkey, a have arrested 46 people in connection with sundays bombing in istanbul. explosion killed 6 people and injured dozens more of france and the united kingdom have signed a new agreement on immigration control and the english channel. the deal is worth more than $74000000.00 and it needs a 40 percent increase in the number of officers patrolling french beaches. the united states and russia have held talks about the war in ukraine. this has just come across our radar, so let's speak to mohammed ball in moscow. this just popped up. so are you able to discern mohammed what this was about? what these talks were about? on the russian fight, they didn't give many detail of the mission, the top 3 t as one of the subjects or the main subject for these talk

u. s. l is south sun to the alarm over europe, turning to asia for arm sound the financial hit that would entail states i. it comes as the side, korean president recently shared plans for his country to become one of the world's top 4 weapons suppliers. not such a rosy, i'd like for the current leader weapons experts though, following its massive giveaway to keith. the united states has supply ukraine with thousands of javelins, but the u. s. inventory is dwindling. the united states has probably given about one 3rd of its stock to ukraine. thus, the united states is approaching the point where it must reduce transfers to maintain sufficient stockpiles for its own war plans. us defense industry is now more focused on trying to make up for the significant amount of equipment in the united states is transferred to ukraine in replacing us stocks. we have been providing ukraine with ammunition that is being expended at war time rates, but we have any pre start production. and what this means is we've been dipping into our war time reserves to supply ukraine to the point where we no longer have enough ammunition