u. s. leaves scores of companies and individuals holding the back is the country's largest lender to collapse since the 2008 financial crisis is shut down by federal regulations and that south africa deals with rolling blackouts. it's now faced with a shortage of water as reservoir levels continue to decline just adding to the list of problems in that country. our correspondent report is from bassy.

u. s. leave the rock in december of 2011, but it still has troops there today. 2 decades after the invasion. while some american military veterans say the u. s. should never have invaded iraq. isaiah james is one of those for my soldiers, his history and his own words. miami, la jane from iraq. war veteran, i went to time, so i rec, also, was that guys in my job in the army was alone. bravo for those. no, no, that's infantry. my additional skill identifiers bravo for, for those who don't know that the sniper 1st appointment was 15 months, 2nd deployment was 12 months. 3rd deployment was 12 months. so i've been 39 months of combat. straight fighting. i could take a rifle and clear a room and do all this crazy stuff. i'd aerosol to not a helicopters. i grad dudes and put bags over their heads at that time and put them on helicopters and solemnly and phone away. and i've never seen again the iraq war did not need that, but it should not have happened. my rack did nothing to us, and we killed a 10000

u. s. leave the rock in december of 2011, but it still has troops there today. 2 decades after the invasion, robert kelly works in iraq, as the director of the international atomic energy agency, weapons inspection, teens. he says there was no evidence of weapons of mass destruction. it was very clear to us when we were back in 2000, 2 and 3. there was nothing there. we started out with an open mind to prove there was nothing there. and we followed up on a lot of leads and following up on those leads, we found nothing. so this is the nuclear teams and we were looking at satellite energy, open source information in all led to a dams, especially the 2 things in the united states gave us to justify the war work full garbage. you have to remember that the scientists from the nuclear weapons laboratories in america were on the team. so the discussions were taking place with people who were scientists who were from that community as well. i, we pass that information on up the line through the political

u. s. leave the rock in december of 2011, but it still has troops there today. 2 decades after the invasion, there have been more large protests and france against controversial pension reforms. the demonstrations come off the presidency menu, mac crone bypass parliament on thursday to push through a rise in the state retirement age from 62 to 64, french and pays on both sides of the political spectrum have found no confidence motions against the government who protest the chrome centrist alliance still has the most seats in the national assembly versus shield on monday. in india shop drop an onion prices in the western states of marashi for has into a crisis among farmers. the country is the world's 2nd largest producer of the vegetable. the said government says it will compensate, gro was out the hundreds of farmers started protesting poverty. midtown reports from lol sula gown. i this is how prices are decided at each as largest onion, wholesale market. farmers and traders from nearby areas me

u. s. leave the rock in december of 2011, but it still has troops there to day 2 decades after the invasion. sullivan, java join us now from baghdad and a sub already it's been 2 decades of change on the people for the people of iraq and a lot of time to reflect on what's happened as well. we're here at alford, those square, the famous square, rare that statue of saddam hussein was pulled out those iconic images that everybody saw. emblazoned on their tv screens 2 decades ago. but 20 years later in rockies will tell you that life really has not improved for them as they expected to. they will tell you that the security situation now is better, but there's a constant dread, a constant fear of what will happen to morrow. and they're still struggling for basic services such as education, health and infrastructure. to discuss that further, we have a prominent iraqi commentator and somebody who's been advising the former a government of iraq, mr after c. thank you very much for being with us up to dec

u. s. leave the rock in december of 2011, but it still has troops there today, 2 decades after the invasion. well, let me speak to paul rogers about this have ameritas, professor of peace studies at branford university, and he's joining us from broad for thank you so much for being with us. so we know the official reason for the us led invasion of iraq. but beyond removing saddam hussein from power, what did america want to achieve through this invasion? well, it wanted to achieve a greater prominence within the middle east to remember that time the united states did not export much oil, unlike persons with all the tracking. so the middle east was more important to united states because at and is allies. but what is clear, i think now is that although the invasion of iraq, the occupation garage was very clearly there as a name in itself. what was really crucial won't do what you will do to the position of iran in the region. iran was always the more important country as far as the united states w

u. s. leave the rock in december of 2011, but it still has troops there today. 2 decades after the invasion. and our diplomatic editor jane space looks at how the rack offensive damage the credibility of the united nations un weapons inspectors in iraq, their job to track down the country's chemical and biological weapons. we now know there weren't any, a former iraqi ruler. saddam hussein that ceased his w. m. d program years earlier, but in 2003, you as president george bush was backed by the british prime minister, tony blair was saying he was hiding a huge stock pile. and they claimed they had the intelligence to prove it. the u. s . secretary of state colin powell now known to have been privately skeptical himself, tried to make the case in the security council, even wielding a vile. he said, could be anthrax about this. the u. s. and u k bitterly opposed by much of the international community including france and germany, failed to get a security council resolution to authorize a war they l

u. s. should not leave the resource rich, middle east, and named one particular region we're washington should take hold. the middle east is critically important to the united states. we have friends and allies there and the world's going to run on oil and natural gas for a long time, no matter what policies are put in place. at one point we had a clear policy, much of north eastern turkey, the triangle, east of the euphrates river. but south of the turkish border and west of the iraqi border was a liberated zone. and that, along with the tanf enclave along the jordanian border, was held by american forces their kurdish allies and others. i would never have moved from that arrangement, reportedly, shortly after the recent u. s. a. talk on syria, a convoy with $148.00 vehicles, including 80 crude oil tankers and 60 vehicles containing refrigerators and trucks headed to northern iraq. earlier global powers, including china, repeatedly accused the us of a legally stealing oil from syria, calling the us to stop the plundering of natural resources in the country. less cross live now to independent

u. s this will leave amazon without a physical store in the entire a bay area.arlier this year, amazon laid off 263 employees across six of its sunnyvale offices. workers at another bay area starbucks location or attempting the unionized employees at the starbucks on main street and pleasant 10 have filed the petition to unionize with the national labor relations board. employees say they are underpaid and that their concerns have been routinely neglected. workers at nearly 200 starbucks locations across the country have either formed a union or filed a petition to form one starbucks has opposed organized labor efforts and says it prefers to negotiate directly with employees. you're hoping to go to the popular white elephant sale at the oakland museum and don't already have a ticket. you're probably too late this weekend is the final weekend of the museum sale of all kinds of odds and ends. it's described as the oldest and largest rummage sale in northern california and is in its 64th year. the jewelry , clothes and knickknacks, tral thousands of people every ye

where did these lightest exchanges leave china u. s. diplomacy? thanks for the question. you know the chinese communist party in my view as a wolf, that sometimes dawns the disguise of a sheep smiling, attempting to charm folks and talking about when, when solutions and every now and then they let that disguise drop and we see their wolf warrior essence. and i think that's a little bit what we're getting here with this new foreign minister. so i, for my partner, i'm a little less focused on whatever disguise they happen to be wearing at the moment . a little bit more focus on the essence of the regime. they're what they're doing in, gen, jang, and what they are seeking to do against taiwan, who has more to lose when to super powers, engage like this. i think the world stands to lose. i don't think this is a conflict between the united states and china. i think there's the conflict between a chinese cummins party and the free world broadly defined. and i'm not afraid to use that term. i think they want to recap, recreate an international order and their authoritarian image

been in the electricity sector up until october, when he's a tax began, we'll have to leave it there. that was the u. s. assistant secretary of state for energy resources jeffrey piatt. thank you so much for joining us. thank you for having. well, india is the 2nd largest global producer of footwear, after china, manufacturing $2000000000.00 pairs a year involving hundreds of production stages that consume energy that's mostly derived from burning coal. but it's not just this waste. the production process itself places a huge burden on the environment. i'd cobblers have long been a fixture of city life in india, the small shops, residential neighborhood, and market. part of a traditional repair and reuse economy that extends the shelf life of shoes. it's a sustainable approach, but it's on the decline. india, as economic growth has opened up new opportunities for the marginalized communities that long pursued this profession. it's also given consumers greater footwear choices and money to spend on them. today the massive foot when the st. john's out product made predominantly of synthetic material. the

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u. s. secretary of state has been visiting leisure, promising support and aid. what does it mean for the rivalry between world powers? where does it leave the challenges facing the so how region this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the show i am, sam is a than antony blinking has become the 1st sitting u. s. secretary of state to visit near the trip. part of president jo biden's pledge to engage more with the african continent. washington seizure, as it's closest ally in the region that is facing wide spread, political instability and violence. it's neighbors, molly and begin a fast. so i've had several military coups in the past 2 years. those states have also asked french troops to leave their territory, while u. s. personnel remained in asia. meanwhile, russia through its wagner group mercenaries, and china have increased their influence in the region. antony blinkin says, washington wants to help niger. today, i announced her nearly a 150000000 dollars in new humanitarian assistance to help me needs and western central african, the sir health created by regional instability. that assistance will support through shelter, cen

yes and leave the u. s. a border patrol meet more than $2200000.00 arrests of the us mexican border mexico border last year. and we have to keep in mind by we know that this is a highly political issue and that the u. s. is already preparing the next political election cycle. so president biden is trying to keep this problem away from his administration. he has been talking with mexican president lopez over my lord and negotiating to esteem the flow from migrants and to ensure that the migrants remain in mexico on this, in this sense. his immigration policies are really not, not very different from, from the immigration policies, from former president donald trump. and this is, of course, also causing problems on the mexican site because immigrants are coming together there and they're, they're putting in chandler us as a sweetener set. thanks kind of lena kennedy, not you more in washington? let's have a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. 3 children and 3 adults have been kill

but when other countries have issues is the russian, they leave the u. s. and it was to now, i says, brush it up, i go, go back to this statement. they are, are back of december, 17, 2021. when the russians had, here is our proposal for european security and it was completely brush. wait, because washington is an interested in that jack. let me go to you in paris on the issue of trust here. you know, who below update the nord stream pipelines, do you want to trust those people in negotiations? well, i certainly am the nor stream by plunk, but will be 11 topic or more precisely, or one bargaining chip in any negotiation. bet bet i said before, you know, and that's a problem that is trust. there is, of course, no trust or, or very low level of trust. and from russia toward the european, mostly, ah, gemini, and france, end as they raised a very, very little trust us in europe towards russia. so this is as those of us proven now what it is also a p range. he's mistrust. a between nato and now you, you, are he ringing false or more and more people saying, well,

the worms eat the layer of fallen leaves on the soil on forced floors, the u. srest service says those leaves are important as a home to many small animals and needed by many plans to grow and spread their seeds. the worms are not native to north america. it's believed they were brought here in the soil of potted plants shipped from japan and korea. california's asking federal permission to use medicaid funding to help provide housing for people in some situations, oregon and arizona already doing this now governor newsom wants to spend more than $100 million a year to pay for up to six months of housing. recipients would have to be coming out of foster care of prison or homeless and at a high risk of becoming homeless or at risk of hospitalization or emergency room visits. supporters say this could help cut long term health costs. opponents called the idea and expansion of the welfare state this year, oregon became the first state in the country to legalize the adult use of the drug commonly known as magic mushrooms. well now the state has awarded its first manu

leaving? because of the u. s. foreign policy has so many of said i'm going to just finish george with one question about julian sanchez been on this program. and you must be really annoyed, by the way, if any one has been a victim of wiki leaks, it was you, there was no, it was suddenly the strap organization, despite the enmity between the 2 of you. and i would say i spoke to judy and i did say strapped for was a, was an important publication. the one that you found it. would you still call for his freedom? nevertheless, i wouldn't call her as freedom or refused h u d. the legal system of britain is just fine. as for what he is, i think kitty is ah unreasonable wrecker. and yes, he heard me by doing it. he didn't find anything there. but he has made his name for himself and history will judge him. he's another one of these things that are interesting once that matters not twice. well, journalists use his work all the time. and if the american caught the espionage act, of course that, that got him, i suppose just

they're not struggling to get into many of the countries that you would give a why are they leaving because of the u. s. foreign policy has so many of said i've got to just finish george with one question about julian sanchez been on this program. and you must be really annoyed by the way you, if any one is a victim of wiki leaks. it was you, there was no, it was suddenly the strap organization despite the enmity between the 2 of you. and i'm going to say i spoke to judy and i did say strap for was a, was an important publication. the one that you found it, would you still call for his freedom? nevertheless, i wouldn't call her his freedom or refused to use the legal system of britain is just fine. ask for what he is. i think kitty is ha unreasonable, wrecker. and yes, he heard me by doing it, he didn't find anything there. but he has made his name for himself and history will judge him. he's another one of these things that are interesting. once that twice will journalists use his work. all the diamond is the american court, the espionage act, of course that that, that got him. i was just finally than

u. s. citizen, traveling or residing in russia should leave immediately. that's after moscow court ruled to detain a wall street journal reporter on espionage charges. evan gush greevich told the courtroom he was not guilty. a us citizen was detained by russia's federal security service in the city of your catherine book. before being taken to moscow. the white house, as the charges against him, are ridiculous. we don't have any specific indication that journalists were, would be targeted as we know this is incredibly sadly common for russia to detain americans. and that's why we've been very clear about about americans not going to russia. it is not safe for americans right now in russia. it is a level for my colleague at the state department, spoke to this just moments ago. again, we're going to continue the state department, going to continue to reiterate that it is not safe at this time to be in russia or to travel in russia. and there is investigative unit, has uncovered a money laundering operation in south africa. the scheme implicate some of the co

u. s. citizens travelling or residing in russia should leave immediately after moscow court room to detain. wall street journal reporter, evan gash coverage on espionage charges. gush cabbage who is a us citizen, had pleaded not guilty. the white house, as the charges against him are ridiculous. we don't have any specific indication that journalists were, would be targeted as we know this is incredibly sadly common for russia to detain americans. and that's why we've been very clear about about americans not going to russia. it is not safe for americans right now in russia. after there is investigative unit, has uncovered a money laundering operation in south africa. no goods, no services, purely just money is wanting. a full member of the criminal syndicate has spoken exclusively round his era implicating his brother as the mastermind scheme involves some of south africa's biggest banks. and it was a physician leader. man sancho has become, has been given a 2 months suspended sentence for defending the tourism minister. he did not appear in court. sancho has said the case against him is p

u. s senate banking committee. we are the middle of a banking crisis, and our center is supposed to represent in pennsylvania. i can't leave the hospital. there's something wrong. they've lied to us before and i'm i'm afraid they're lying to us now. state director insists the senator's office has never stopped working and that the senator has been informed and engaged throughout chief of

u. s this will leave amazon without a physical store in the bay area.lier this year, amazon laid off 263 employees across six of its sunny ville offices and many of san bernardino county have been snowed in now for days up in the mountains coming up. help is finally arrived to those mountain communities and the fight against starbucks continues as yet another bay area location gets ready to unionize coming up how the workers believe their concerns are being neglected. of the city's stolen and confidential information online . we're live with the very latest plus many of these are organized by criminal organizations who often are armed and dangerous. illegal marijuana seizures have become much more common as more efforts are underway to root out these illegal operations. talk about this significant increase next. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two rise and shine bay area because that is a coming, you may have some blue sky around the bay. but that is pretty much our weekend about to happen, i guess a little bit of rain up in the north bay a

u. s. he is the has on the can tool and has no training of luca. every one around these table wants to leave the country in the next few years, mainly for economic reasons. for israel or the u. s. a 9 there. they can easily get a residence permits roseville. hello, quote. yes, yes. like even if i leave bo hara, i won't forget our traditions. i carry them deep in my heart and i will continue to live the life of a book. her jew everywhere. it is simply in me and i will pass on everything i know to my children and grandchildren. peter don't swaim ditch those with. it seems that the 2500 year old history of the book are a jews, is about to come to an end, a religion that was indigenous here for over 1000 years before islam came by the early hours of the morning, the seal road express has reached the edge of the castle, come was becky starnes, great desert them into it. all the loss of allah get spell out of it. my father used to tell me how hard the work was, especially on long distance trips in the sun, shone so strongly on the metal roof of the locomotive that it became unbearably hot for the

it's at the stop the i'm future wanting which s and so he 95 percent of people leave on u b. i is not a utopian future in my view. final thing, more psychological innovation than i usually buy. some governments want to create that bigger weapons to fight bigger wars. that's what led to war will one, that's what led to war. what to, that's what led to the nuclear weapons era and so on and so on. and we know there is on was going to dominant and time our u. s. is not only was going to dominate the indices of the future, but who is going to be the dominant geopolitical community power our times? that's why last year and actually former ceo of google wrote a book together and kissinger, our forum was g o strategies our time. and you asked about if china wins they wore on a i. those are going to be the dominant media that is security power. and with all wants, and i'll talk to tanya, state capitalists and aggressive china to dominate really telling the world absolutely not. so unfortunately, many innovations lead to weapons and then fight a war. it happened worldwide me that there

u. s. and the last one is just leaving. having given the 1st significant snow of the year or of the winter for new york, for example, for boston, for that connecticut, it's still snowing on thursday in the eastern side of canada, but the following weather is bright and not especially cold. you follow it across the us. the blue indicates where daytime temperature wallace are sub 0, which course brings you back to the high states high mountain states in the west. and although the snow will stop falling on thursday, the sun comes out. it is still quite cold. of course they got the problem of cold air coming off the plains, the high chaparral, across the plains itself, and turning into a particularly dangerous looking storm system, running through the ohio valley on friday, left to watch that one closely. throughout the caribbean is generally fine. mexico has been surprisingly hot recently and i think the eastern side it will stay that way. ah ah, ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, welcome back to promote about top stories here. this is rea

at these statements from that time so that they leave no doubt about the about who was the initiator of the withdrawal of the i. enough of with the u. s. has forgotten about that and we can remind them consistent with steps up and rules and about who was the initiator of the district. so that agreement just leave a simple washington set of course to destroy the open skies treaty as well with this course, culminated in the unilateral withdrawal from the treaty by the us in 2020 in the u . s. has been consistent in violating the provisions of the treaty on the, for the reduction and limitation of strategic offensive weapons. so you started treating and never go to russia, decided to suspend the treaty on the 21st of february this year. they also did a washington what it was was not stopped from undermining the critical agreements on the iranian nuclear program. but even by resolution 2231 that resolution supported the j c p o n and the u. s. withdrew from the j. c. p. away in 2018 unilaterally little who as for international agreements on the nonproliferation of w. n. d 's, we wish to recall that the u. s. refused to ratify the c t b to

the white house as americans must leave russia after a u. s. journalist is detained on spine charges. some of south africa's largest banks implicated in a money laundering scheme, exposed by al jazeera investigative unit. senate goals, opposition leaders, centers in a defamation case. his party describes as politically motivated as the 1st shipment of emergency eggs arrive in sri lanka. there are warnings from both economists and scientists. as for the olympic president, the have hit out critics over his recommendations for russian and better russian athletes. thomas buck says that they should be allowed to compete to as neutral and has accused some governments of having double standards. ah, the u. s. has condemned the detention of wall street journal reporter, evan. gosh, greevich by russia's fs. be security service. cosca virtue is, are you not states citizen was stopped in the city of your veteran burg, on suspicion of espionage. according to russian state media, a criminal case has been opened against him. he appeared in court in moscow w