u. s. looking to shore up it's supplies and bring prices down, especially if it can replace russian energy. but the summit was overshadowed by biden criticizing saudi arabia's human rights record. in particular, the killing of jernace demarco shoji the saudi foreign minister swiped back the conference responded that her this was a painful episode was had rapier in the towards a terrible mistake. the idea that one can impose values on other countries or his own highness made clear it does not work. it has not worked when the us tried to impose values on afghanistan and iraq, in fact, it backfired. biden wanted this trip to reset and repair, longstanding diplomatic relations as well as persuade gulf states to pump more oil and gas to the u. s. saudi arabia has agreed to a limited increase daily oil production. biden's trip can perhaps be seen as only a partial success has a look now at some other stories making news around the world. for lancaster, parliament has begun choosing a successor to depose

u. s. looking to resuscitate that deal. that something that israel doesn't agree with. they don't think the deal goes far enough and i don't think it's going to help when it comes to countering of their perceived threat of iran at they want more defense capabilities by way, all the defense alliance, perhaps with regional partners. and they also want the ability to be able to, to preemptively attack iran, if they see the necessity to do such a thing. and now the u. s. have agreed to that they do agree by that. and today they put that in writing by way of the jerusalem memorandum. so they do agree when it comes to the goal and by a lot of the way of getting there, except on the nuclear agreement, they don't see eye to eye. those differences still need to be ironed out beautiful . but this next story sounds grueling. a japanese man is climbed into the rank of books by running up and down mount fuji full times in under 10 hours. roy await a completed the grueling 57 kilometer bonded 9 hours 55 minutes and 41 seconds. being the full will record by almost 2 hours after g is j

u. s. looking to resuscitate that deal. that something that israel doesn't agree with, they don't think the deal goes far enough. and i don't think it's going to help when it comes to countering of their perceived threat of iran at they want more defense capabilities by way of a defense alliance, perhaps with regional partners. and they also want the ability to be able to, to preemptively attack iran, if they see the necessity to do such a thing. and now the us have agreed to that they do agree by that. and today they put that in writing by way of the jerusalem memorandum. so they, they do agree when it comes to the goal. and by a lot of the way of getting there, except on the nuclear agreement, they don't see eye to eye. those differences still need to be ironed out by them will also make palestinian president back motor bus. what's expected bed? yes, that's right. present biden, heading to bethlehem to morrow to meet with the palestinian president mahmoud abbas . much to the chagrin of the palestinian authority and the pa

u. s. looks to gain the upper hand over china in the battle to influence in the pacific. the stories after the break with the journey has begun the fee for world copies on its way to qatar. whoop, your travel package today. hello there. let's look to east asia, it's all about severe thunderstorms and extreme heat. here we've got those seasonal rains pulling out further east, the line of really heavy rain, affecting shangdorf in china. once again where we already have seen flooding. we could see more of that. the korean peninsula seen some wet weather as well. and by the time we get into friday, it will be southern areas of japan that once again, get a drenching but a lot about whether working its way up into the north. so we are expecting a wet, we tend for tokyo, that's going to get wet in shanghai. we've had temperatures on the up p a well above the average, dangerous heat, even record breaking. by the time we get into the we can, that is going to cool as the what, where the comes in scattered thunderstorms by saturday. no. as we move to south asia, the monsoon rains ar

u. s. looks to gain the upper hand over china in the battle for influence in the pacific. ah, the journey has begun. the 34 world camp is on its way to catherine hook your cattle package today is effectively wet season for the philippines moment and particularly for the north. and if you take that line across that it also is going to include cambodia sometimes vietnam but more immediately thailand and mean by that there also are big shouts. the south that you. busy follow right, emphasize to the philippines than to was so the way see the band archipelago and the west, west papua, otherwise it's pretty well scattered showers in there are periods of quite prolonged dry weather in india and melisha. melisha had indeed sudden and central china, which is maybe a little unusual. this is a seasonal right now. it's very obvious. he was quite focused and for the line across to japan. flooding is likely from this. and it's been raining heavily in the korean peninsula, and it'll go back in there again, shanghai, to the sas of all. this is in the remarkably dry and quite hot weather.

we look forward to from the us administration, to strengthen bilateral relations by opening the u. s. consulate in east jerusalem. the moving is a p l o. from the u. s. we irma and so we look forward to the opening p, a law office in washington, and we are ready to work within the framework of partnership and corporation to in order to remove any obstacles to achieving that law. mister president, we look forward to the efforts of your administration to turn the page on the is that a location of our land and the acts over is, shall discrimination apartheid against our people. and to stop unilateral actions that undermine the 2 state solution, we look forward to these efforts to stop settlement and the settler violence around with all and the specs of the historical situation and the islamic and nicholas generally sides. and the b hashemite custodianship and stopping this expansion of palestinians, demolishing houses, horns and thought among the cities, villages and camps, and stopping the daily kids and camps and stopping the daily killing and alice on their limits. and holding the ki

u. s. consumer goods. how important would that be for both markets and of course, for the businesses in that region. i think so when we look at from the u. s. point of view, of course, they're confronted with very high inflation, the highest and many decades. so i think the biden administration is considering rolling back some of the trump ero tariffs and letting them expire. i'm quite a number of these terrorists are due to expire, either this month or in the next couple of months. so that would be an opportunity to reduce tariffs on chinese consumer goods. iowa. i drove areas and that would help to reduce or at least marginally inflationary. pressures in the ross and of course for china that would be good news in terms of boosting their exports as well. and it does have positive implications for other countries in asia. because manufacturing supply chains in asia are quite integrated. for example, chinese products. i have components that come from south korea from japan, from southeast asia. so what's good news for exports from china is also positive for other countries in asia pacific. all right. raja is was with s and

u. s. is looking to strike a deal is because of the public outcry for brittany griner to be released. what we've seen as a, there's winning social media outcry. i'm pushing for the release of miss griner on her celebrity status, of course. as part of it being a member of the african american community and a member of the l. g. b t q. community here in america. it went to many people, ball spinning appointment, lot of emphasis on her release. i think though, the russian side actually getting more from this deal, brittany griner was to so not be a drug trafficking. but according to her testimony today in court, accidentally for getting a, a cartridge that belongs to a vague and her bag that was, that was illegal in russia, respects that he sovereign. do you fear nations wildly with a big difference between that and being a arms dealer as mr. bout with fidel? so i think russia comes out on the better end of the tray, but given the nature of the publicity around this is change. the use of wanting to make this, this suave. that's all for this, our stick around for more world news stories a

u. s. obviously looks like it's, you know, talking the talk, but when it comes to walking the walk, it's really got to come to a deal with the taliban if it wants to do that. okay, done. thanks very much for talking us through that. i'm sure you bring us more as that comes up donald quarter from r t at now. meanwhile, the taliban has thank china for sending $8000000.00 in aid to afghanistan to help the country from recovering from a disaster, an earthquake that killed more than a 1000 people last month. who china has provided us with aid and we should not be silent at this moment. we deepening grateful for could it go as part of the relief efforts beijing as handed over more than 6000 tons of rice stuff. gannon stone, china and states help immediately after the earthquake in june. now political analyst nelson wong says beijing couldn't help but extend a helping hand to its neighboring country. i wouldn't say there is elliptical behind a because there's a neighboring country right now. and so when you know that's across it happens. ready responded immediate by sending over you know, a systems to

u. s. looks to gain the upper hand over china in the battle for influence in the pacific. and on the eve of the open championship, we hear the world's best goal. first is a pat of battle for the cloud jug that's coming up in support. ah. with that the monsoon windows picked up recently. now, you know, when, when it bursts a huge amount cloud came across the arabian peninsula, it's still there, but there's not much rain associated with it. but there is still a wind. and that catches salon. as you know, it gets increasingly cloudy and drizzly there. i think that's just a stretch started. now. elsewhere it's dry. occasional shall seem likely no man more, especially with the side of yemen and southwest saturday to north. that of course is hot and dry as you'd expect it to be there. occasionally, a breeze in the atmosphere very hazy at the moment. it's going to get farther, dusty around react, humans. he's quite hi randa hot the moment because a little, when did the gulf. otherwise, the pictures, as you might expect to be, the searing heat in iran's just dropped back a little b

u. s. is looking to strike a deal is because of the public outcry for brittany grinder to be released. what when santa said, there's my social media outcry. i'm pushing for the release of miss griner per celebrity status, of course. as part of it being a member of the african american community and a member of the l. g. b t q, community, here, america. and lead to many people are spinning appointment, lot of emphasis on her release. i think the russian side actually gains more from this deal. brittany griner was cue, so not the drug trafficking, but according to her testimony today in court, accidentally for giving a a cartridge that belongs to a vague and her bag that was illegal in russia respects the sovereign. do you fear nations? well, i think that's a big difference between that and being a arms dealer as mr. about was going to know. so i think russia comes out on the better end of this tray, but given the nature of the publicity around this is change. the use going to make this suave key f says it wants washington to hand over more effective multi roll f. 16 fighter jets instead

u. s. is looking to strike a deal is because of the public outcry for britney grind.

u. s. national trevor read. earlier, i spoke to civil rights attorney robert pio, who says that the reason the u. s. is looking to strike a deal for brittany griner is for public clamor. is to strike a deal. is the public clamor for brittany griner to be released. what we've seen is that there's many social media outcry pushing for the release of miss griner personal every status, of course, is part of it being a member of the african american community and a member of the l. g. b t q, community, here in america. and lead to many people spinning points and lot of emphasis on her release. i think the, the russian tried to get into more from this deal. brittany greiner the q, so not drug trafficking, but according to her testimony today in court, accidentally for getting a cartridge that belongs to a vapor and her bag. that was, that was illegal in russia. respect to the sovereignty of fer nations. but i think that's a big difference between that and being a arms dealer as mister about. so i think russia comes out on the better end of this tray. but given the nature of the publicity around this, this is change t

now his group runs the s b u, they are the s b u. so when you're looking at that level of security, that's now. now when you're looking at regional policing down to local level leasing in ukraine, that's asthma. they split the detail and it's basically because of their relationship between euros and bullets. keep. now they own entire security apparatus in ukraine. on top of that, a lot of the members that are in narada are and been taught share the same politics of fall, the stetsco, and the entire basis of the government. that 1st came back the ukraine. they actually signed a contract, that's how they got the power of government in the symbols of government from the d . s. flora, which was o u n m. his name was nicola, ah, oh gosh, i'm having a brain fart right now. but on a condition that they set up a nationalist government, the orange revolution was the correct direction. they weren't happy with the results. so they took over all the kid, scouting groups in ukraine rate nation was for my dad, and that's where everything presented itself. so he is ukrai

u. s. and u. s. allies. talking about looking strong ones holding. it's biggest to have a military drill right now. are the concerns of an invasion real. so taiwan has had to deal with the potential over evasion for really long time. and in the, in the late ninety's, early 2000. there was a few that perhaps the economics would be more important. that certainly hasn't played out. so with the vision of ukraine by russia. i think many people and how in start realizing that war could be quite real. so there's a lot more seriousness put into the current $138.00 exercise, but it's not just the military sites. there's a big civil defense element that has seen far more involvement from the public than was in the past. so this on one side as preparedness, but i think they're also trying to send a signal that any attempt at invasion will be costly. lastly, what are the chances of us getting any sort of cooperation from these 2 leaders when, when both sides would like to see the other contained well, i think for the u. s. they've been trying to talk about const

u. s. is looking to strike a deal is because of the public outcry for brittany griner to be released. what we've seen is that there's been social media outcry pushing for the release of miss griner personal every status, of course, is part of it being a member of the african american community and a member of the l. g. b, t, q, community, here, america. and lead to many people spinning place and lot of emphasis on her release . i think the, the russian side actually getting more from this deal. brittany greiner, the q, so not drug trafficking, but according to her testimony today in court. absolutely. for getting a cartridge that belongs to a vapor and her bag that was, that was illegal in russia. we spent the sovereignty of fair nations, i think, with a big difference between that and being a arms dealer as mr. about working with. so i think russia comes out on the better end of this tray, but given the nature of the publicity around this, this is change. the also want to make this swap. well, we're going to go back to one of our stories right now regarding the u. s. how speaker nanc

u. s. if you look at the climate, the climate friendly actors in states, cities and businesses, it represents over 70 percent of u. s. economy. that's an economy, roughly the size of china's, of that, of actors that are taking steps to day to address climate change in and ambitious way. and one of the things that then happens is that these actors take steps that actually deliver emissions reductions in their own states. that benefit their own citizens directly, but they also make it possible for other governors, other places around the country to look to those examples and see, look, maybe they don't sort of talk about climate change. but maybe they like the jobs that come with clean energy, for example, wind electricity in texas. and so they might, in fact take steps to enhance clean energy, even if there are oppositional on climate as a general philosophy. they might now when it comes to reducing consumption and emissions, the u. s. is in a very different position than europe. nobody is threatening to turn of gas supplies. isn't studying millions of people on for a winter without heating to

u. s. it doesn't look like that. i do believe that the, as the current government is coming on the increasing pressure because of stopping inflation because of missed governance because people, the masses are very angry with them about what's been happening in the country. therefore they're trying to deflect the blame and they're trying to now sure that it is a run on was reaching out to the u. s. to apologize. it's laughable. it's a high created by them to try and malign. and ron, it's not working. it's back fighting because with every passing day and ron has more and more sport in the country, if they do have some evidence they should bring it forward. which as i said, does not exist. it's a figment of somebody's imagination trying to put pressure on iran and b d. i discard them because frustration has said in their camps. you see, you can make up studies, you can make up fantastic fables. but when the popularity of iran swells on the ground, then that will create panic for them and they will have to use these nucl

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and it looks like u. s. a chip designers are starting to actually support the series of bills which are supposed to make the us more competitive in the chip and semiconductor industry . now the creating helpful incentives to produce to my conductors for american act, or what they're calling the chips act is mainly in response to the rapid growth of the chinese chip industry, which accounts for almost 10 percent in global sales alone. now initially there's a microchip industry was not supportive of the bills as a series of bills waiting to be voted on by the u. s. senate was seen to be disappoint, shortly, benefiting the larger manufacturers while leaving out the smaller american a chip design companies. however speaker nancy pelosi and her house in order to gain more favor in a swift passage included in their version of the bill, a manufacturing tax credit and a 25 percent investment tax credit for chip design activities. all of this, daniel could total $52000000000.00 in subsidies and tax credit for compani

u. s. did not get directly involved in this at all . now, it looks pretty undeniable that the u. s. was actually quite involved in guido's movement of the same movement that ended with an attempt by armed men to take over the government in which a number of people were killed and even to 2 american former forces. soldiers were arrested, there was just breaking all that. don don, countries not accused or accused the u. s. of meddling, their claims must be seen in a whole new light. now, surely, that's true. i mean, these are not new claims that the u. s. has been involved in this or that uprising around the world. i mean, we saw mass protests in hong kong in the same year that they were actually taking place in venezuela and back then. beijing said that the u. s. was stoking the flames of those protests. there and bought in statements just lend more legitimacy to that claim. just this year, the former prime minister of pakistan, enron con, he said he was ousted from power amid a constitutional crisis. and he says that the u. s. was behind his removal because he tried to maintain a no

u. s. president will look, i think that i'm the big question that you posed in this opening is it is biden's seen as selling his human rights principles for the possibility of a smidge in more of saudi oil down the road. there's no media promise, but he may be in the future. unbind wanted to be seen to be trying to fight inflation. so he went to saudi arabia. and the question is he, while he's there signaling his ongoing profound concern about the saudi crown princess, abysmal human rights record. and so far he is utterly failed. you know, the fist pomp was supposed to be short of a handshake. but you know, that's not enough. that's not a statement of human rights principles. i'm. he then met with the crown prince alone and came out and recounted what had happened. and it was a really a poor performance to be honest with you. i'm here, he said, are we discussed human rights and political reform, which are in a meaningless faith. the saudi people have no idea what specific abuses, bye and talked about. they had an exchange about jamal kashodi murder. you know, biden said, you mohammed been sa

u. s. president? well, look, i think that i'm the big question that you posed in this opening is your, is biden's seen as selling his human rights principles for the possibility of a smidgen more of saudi oil down the road. there's no media promise, but you may be in the future. unbind wanted to be seen to be trying to fight inflation. so he went to saudi arabia. and the question is, is he, while he's there signaling his ongoing profound concern about the saudi crown princess? abysmal, human rights record. and so far he is utterly failed. you know, the fist pomp was supposed to be short of a handshake. but you know, that's not enough. that's not a statement of human rights principles. i'm. he then met with the crown prince alone and came out and recounted what had happened. and it was a really a poor performance to be honest with you on your, he said, are we discussed human rights and political reform, which are, you know, i'm reading was statements. the saudi, people have no idea what specific abuses, bye and t

u. k political political advisor, allister campbell speaking to me earlier. and finally we look to the u. s. now where new job figures have significantly outperformed expectations. the world's largest economy managed to add $372000.00 jobs last month. that's well above economists. forecasts and the unemployment rate remained at 3.6 percent that only slightly above the lea, a record low before the pandemic. and who better to break this down forest against caught in new york yet another week. another jobs report. how does this one stand out from the rest? well, a daniel at the fed chairman jerome pole just recently said that the labor market in the u. s. is unstained, ably high. well, what does that mean? so now we have more than a $100000.00 jobs, so more than expected. so obviously the labor market remains a pretty hot. there was a slight negative. if you look at the participation rate that of fell and probably also the pandemic is still a factor by a lot of people do not return to the labor market yet. but if you look, for example, at the job openings, they're still almost at a record high

u. s. west coast is looking rather calm and quiet. just some blustery winds, blowing around the california coast. little bit west of the desert southwest. not enough rain, however it is gonna get wet for the u. s. gulf coast as we moved to central america . it's still a very wet story for weston areas of mexico. thanks to that storm system that's working its way further out to sea. but look at this for nicaragua. another wave of wet weather pulling its way in bringing heavy rain for the likes of costa rica and panama and heavy rain for cuba on friday. ah, traditional wrestling and sen ago. hm. village festival. now it's a national, male and female who bought and lodger really big boys money out there. well, look at this unifying cultural food i had to weigh out to poverty then ago, wrestling with reality on al jazeera, hulu. ah, ah, there understands your tandoori hall. that's remind you about top stories here. the salad, the tale of government ministers resigning, has risen to 45 since tuesday. in the u. k. many have cited a lack of c

u. s. dollar. meanwhile series like egypt are also looking for ways to survive without the big buck as cairo sees the ways in which the current sanctions against russia stand to hurt its own economy. russian tourists are also among the biggest spenders in the egyptian tourism sector. from that perspective, it makes sense for egypt to try to maintain these relations. the only way to do so under the current sanctions regime is to bypass the u. s. lead financial system, which has become unduly restrictive, and it's by threats from the u. s. other countries are continuing to do big business with russia. with reports noting that an indian cement company may be historic purchase of russian call and you on rather than dollars. that could also be the case in the future for saudi arabia and the reports from earlier this year that the nation was considering one day selling oil. and china is currency, which would have a major impact on the energy industry. it comes as no surprise that the u. s. is not happy and it has been critical of all threats to the dollars dominance. who wouldn't like to see mecha

u. s. may be looking to ease some of the tariffs on chinese goods significantly that should help with easing some cost of living concerns for american citizens. but also it could go some way in helping to mend the relationship between the u. s. and china, a relationship that is often described by officials and experts who watched the relationship very closely as strained. ok, jessica washington live from barley. thank you for that. no, russia has vetoed the resolution of the un security council that sought to extend a deliveries to syrians and the last to rebel control that north western region. the u. n. is at warning that close in the corridor by the bab, or how a border crossing could be catastrophic or diplomatic edits. james base has more from the united nations. i think severe, acute my humor, as things stand, this may end up being the law. shipment of humanitarian aid, food and medicine from turkey into northwest syria. i think ethan cook lovely didn't, nodded 4 point. 1000000 people rely on this lifeline, but it must be authorized by the un security council. and in the council chambe