u. s. might kind of live for us at the white house that we were hearing from you as present to abide and what else. so we've been hearing from the white house and the pentagon. well, there's been a come a message from all departments within the united states, and that is absolute iron clad that says to put a support for israel. we heard that from president biden confirming that the us have played an active part in the stopping or attempting to limit the arranging messiah attack. we learned from the pentagon that to us destroyers, we used to fly into set missiles. so there was a participation in us participation in the, the, uh, what was happening in the course of the day. we've also heard from state department to pentagon, and indeed the white house that the american officials had been in constant contact with that is really, counterparts. we heard the president biden speaking about the possible consequences, but no, uh, no agency, no member of the fight in ministration is willing to talk about w

u. s. would retaliate, and that is what could lead to an escalation that might draw the u. s. deeper into that conflict, something the vitamin ministration very much wants to avoid, but that there is a massive presence there that us says that presence is defensive, but shouldn't be attacked. that could turn on a job. okay, going ahead and, and that joining us from the pentagon many, thanks indeed for bringing us to view that from the us. let's go over now to gone. so where we've been seeing scenes of celebrations across the street, in response to the arabian missiles 5 as well, people came out one to the street. as the missiles was seen, flying over their heads, going into israel for a couple of service in general about it in central gauze and of course, target people and goals. and they strange it to best solves a stranger to being at the mercy of israel and showing the the delight. so if, if one's about it was as the response of a ron to as well as aggression on the go, also strip and indeed, 11 as well. that's right, lower right inside ski, we're in the john deluxe, the h

however, good to, as most challenging task might be to keep the u. s. a. board to need to. so donald trump the elected again, those men seem to get along boots or even the nickname the trump, with threats. but he also strongly opposed drums. protection is economic policy. so he can be both firm, but also have of a very good relationship with the american leaders, but leaving his home neighborhood in the hague will also mean that includes the best known for riding his bike to work. presumably has to be about some of his personal freedoms off to old service because need to achieve as a highly visible job. with a lot of security us and our correspondent terry schultz is at nato headquarters. i asked her if this could be seen as the beginning of a new era for the alliance. many ways, of course, it's a new era because you're in stoughton. burke has been here so long that for many people he's the only secretary general. they've ever known. he's the 2nd largest, longest serving person to hold this job. and if you remember, 10 years ago when stilton burge took over russia had just

u. s. and so in western countries might be trying to go off to india. but, you know, look, mr. dia, all the state department spokesman, matthew miller said the us will continue to monitor the religious situation in india. i mean, who is this guy? i know who is this country to tell you guys how to move the how to behave. we're all, many of the, in us a believe that religious freedom in their own country is on the right scroll. my view is that instead of pointing speaking good in the us, that needs to correct the wrong village. all right, you know the us, we're about the religious liberty and frankly speaking this read, this principle is the long. 2 on the right. yeah. so i would again say that the border of the us, the out it is based on the real fast and it's a totally biased report and being in the addicted is some the yeah, well, i mean, well, well said mr. diana, i mean we've had so many guests on the program today from different countries all around the world. and you wouldn't believe how many different countries are facing the threat of sanctions f

u. s. ongoing of the good old days of american commented, factoring nowadays appears as a simpler yet golden era of american industrial might and invincible of the all that is, well, just the u. s. legacy automakers of being forced to yet again to re evaluate the mit and long term strategies when it comes to electric vehicles. that's on top of trying to stay nimble in their approach to internal combustion engine vehicles, which are still the all important money makers for the, the if history teaches it in the, you know, to be too far ahead or too far behind. you want to be moving right at the front of the middle of the pack if you really want to address response. yes, that's so it's a small spot and it's a tough one to find. but it is definitely the sweet spot for that kind of technology. stay competitive inherently means to aim for and occupied that sweet spot easier said than done. there's a lot of wiggling and readjusting going on by us. automakers, cost cutting, we focusing reviving independently, all for a future in the international and domestic electric vehicle marketplace. washington's ambitious. if he targets a hug

however, good to, as most challenging task might be to keep the u. s. a. board to need to. so donald trump the elected again, those men seem to get along boots or even the nickname the trump was correct. but he also strongly opposed drums. protection is economic policy, so he can be both firm, but also have of a very good relationship with the american read this, but leaving his home neighborhood in the hague will also mean that includes the best known for riding his bike to work. presumably has to be about some of his personal freedoms of to old service because need to achieve as a highly visible job with a lot of security. and recent years, india, as a new nationalist officials, have been destroying houses and businesses to punish alleged criminal activity. nearly 800000 people, mostly muslims, have lost homes or businesses to what's been nicknamed. both those are justice and the supreme court has frozen. the demolition is concerned that they're harsh and arbitrary. that order is expiring as the panel meets for its next hearing. all that's left is the drop of can be no up

u. s. lead world order. institutions that have long denied palestinians justice might at last be standing up for the palestinian people. i have reasonable grounds to believe that he's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu administer of defense . you, i've got back criminal responsibility for the salvation of civilians as a method of welfare, unintentionally directing attacks against a civilian population as well as crimes against humanity of extermination, bundle matter. because genocide and data so clear. and because impunity originally as tied to the crime of genocide is it emerge. now we start seeing the cracks and is really impunity and that's related to the case against israel in the international court of justice. it's related to a request for arrest warrants by the chief prosecutor of the international queen of port cream con. this was an accident of the system. this was never supposed to happen, but it is happening and speaks to other ways in which the international legal system has, of course, failed. so many people around the world, primarily in the global south. and what we'

s. >> that full sea breeze staying with u >> and the north bay, you might have noticed some flair and overnight in the nation and the fire department says that the valero refinery foreman, that they were going to do some intimate and 5 in all of that into the night at this time. officials do not anticipate any off-site health impacts to the community. they say they're gonna let residents know if there are any significant changes. also happening this week, cal fire plans to burn 250 acres of land in san mateo county. all to reduce the risk of wildfires. 5 others are planning the prescriber in the area of sand reveal. also pompa nail starting tomorrow through friday. cal fire says this burn is needed to get rid of dead grass. it could fuel a wildfire. most of the areas not been burned in the last 50 years. >> with 13 you those controlled burns back, that's a sign that fire danger is a little bit less and so crews can get back out there. get some work done. obviously this past weekend was just the opposite. fire danger was a huge concern. so we've changed for the better since then. >> fr

might come from those sorts of attacks. i think project and rush are making it clear that is fine. ukraine is using military technology from the u. s. and the united kingdom, if they're using satellite technology to help their targeting others, those will be considered attacked by the u. k. and by the us on the russian soil that i think got the state department and certainly the military officials in the us the to be taking that very, very seriously is always a pleasure to have a company here. and i see and to nationally can find plenty more on our website. dante dot com. we will of course, be back with will also they just needs updates at the top of them theater. the, [000:00:00;00] the 1918, the countries of the west won the final victory over the ottoman empire. the sultan's government capitulated to the inside and sign that humility armesis, upload grove. great britain and france and a delay wanted not only to destroy the ottoman empire, but also to divide the prime orderly turkish lands among themselves. in 1919, their armies began to land on turkish territory. but the west decided to choose greece as the main striking force.

relationship carries out what, what pressure points you might see will be very different in both administrations. and particularly how does a u. s. government look at supporting a regional response to migration, including supporting countries like columbia, mexico close to rica that are receiving a lot of asylum seekers and refugee versus just trying to keep everyone away. so right, so do we get any idea? because i mean, i think they, no one really wants to speak out publicly about who's going to win the election, cuz they don't want to upset to future administration due to any idea what the latin american countries favor, the trump plan, mass, deportation all the higher as planned as i understand it, which is to effectively revive the bi partisan bought a bill which was abandoned in congress earlier on this year. i think generally the higher the buy in ministration has done quite a lot to strength and relationships with in latin america. and of course come to a harris as part of that administration. and so i think that countries around the region are looking for possibly to having a continuation or working with the harris admin

u. s. is going to elect a new president. i'm the 2 vice presidential candidates, 10 bots and j. d. phones went head to head in a televised debate for what might be the only time before the november vote. and it began by addressing both candidates positions on the iranian missile attack on israel. we had a coalition of nations that had boxed iran's new killer program in the inability to advance it. donald trump pulled that program and put nothing else in its place. so i ran is closer to a nuclear weapons and they were before because of donald trump. stickle leaderships . look, our allies understand that donald trump is fickle, he will go to who ever has the most flattery or where it makes sense to him. steady leadership like you witness today, like you witnessed in april. both iranian attacks were repelled. our coalition is strong and we need the steady leadership that com layers is providing. diplomacy is not a dirty word, but i think that's something the governor waltz just said is quite extraordinary. you yourself just said iran is as close to a nuclear weapon today as they have ever been, and governor wall to blame donald trump, who has be

what might become a norm across many products. unrepairable to index, much like the one that shows you the energy efficiency of say, a refrigerator to give the consumer more agency. the u. s. has not fall behind them . such decisions would have impacts some countries like india and beyond the time of the product, standard global supply chains. so they manufactured for was so the word has to be done. the same page is a difficult task or 2. but then we also engage with you and they are doing from a specific date, they're making expenditures. so reset, okay. uh you last 6 months is estimated to be a $20000000000.00 domestic market for repair and a $5000000.00 domestic market for refurbishment in india. so start to upset, jumping in by setting up repair and refurbishment units, c, d b, i am buying the, i'm gathered. wouldn't know. i examples board with huge foreign investments, the vin, the vin proposition for the consumer, for the guy who's looking as and gets an employment and the company expensive and the 12th. because we want to get some benefit because it's cheaper and accessible. and the guys being able to make a living. but this all still exists in pockets, in very ear

might come from those sorts of attack. i think price it to me and, and russian, and making it clear that is 5 ukraine is using military technology from the u. s. and the united kingdom, if they're using satellite technology to help their targeting others, those will be considered attacks by the u. k. and via the us on the russian soil that i think got the state department and certainly the military officials in the us the to be taking that very, very seriously. it's always a pleasure to have a company right now. so you international will. we will of course, be back with little all the latest there is not days in just such a minute to see the, the, [000:00:00;00] the the, the, [000:00:00;00] the the, the chess willis. i am the nobody tell me that a humorous item built. this was the 4 digits of yellow, but i thought you still there about some of it from the umbrella dealer. so within the what it says, this woman hides her face and identity because of the nature of her job, which she's been working for almost a year and a team gathering evidence on the existence of sync with us labs and ukraine. the russian interior ministry suspects that we use

might come from those sorts of attack. i think price it to me and, and russian, and making it clear that is that ukraine is using military technology from the u. s . and the united kingdom, if they're using satellite technology to help their targeting others, those will be considered attacked by the u. k. and via the us on the russian soil that i think got the state department and certainly the military officials in the us the to be taking that very, very seriously. russia on pockets don have developed a unique trade agreements involving boss. a big decision came out of the this week during the nation's 1st joined trade and investment. for him, we had the chance to speak with pakistan, submitted stuff of privatize ation of communication on the sidelines at the event. and he also his perspective on the future of the 2 countries cooperation. it was the starting date for the i think it's the 1st step part of electron freight. we have 60 plus companies so focused on from different sectors, especially the lead, the, the tech styles and food in different sectors. we have a lot of potential for the, but i couldn't say, especially today, i think the sto

u. s. is not doing a thing. i think that us is not doing a self, evidently what the israelis might consider to be sufficient to influence the out come of their activities. undertaken in very view, in their own defense and often supported from the united states by the view that the united states has an obligation to call to help support israel in its defense. but the president has been, i think, quite carefully drawing the line over the course of this conflict and supporting israel to the point where its actions may well create a much wider or a much broader conflict and could, and, and the needs you should not reflect some kind of movement toward nuclear use, which would be a catastrophic development. but 11 does about these lines that in the us set. because the last line that it said was the red line that it said was that the israel should not make a ground offensive into rafa. israel made a ground offensive into rough. uh the us did nothing by didn't agree with you about concerns in that regard. and they've had a long set of concerns. the past on is 3 or both rooms, a public media. and i'm sure through the private com

might be the only way to dallas this raging inferno usability r t on the u. k. prime minister has refused to stop providing as well with this central pulse. the s 35 flight to jets that have been used by the i t. s just almost stepped up to defend his position off the. he was grilled by a group of roommate because in parliament highways, if he believes that is rose, wants to self defense justifies the desk told, according to research by us medical professionals of watson golda has now subtract a 118000 as well as the 2000 people killed 11 on a. what do you do? what is morally, are legally white. and the government's complacency will crimes by that in full, on sales to israel, including f. 35 point to jack. not just the 2 licenses. yes or no? no, no. as well as, as much fives have reported me taking part in numerous as strikes on golf. so nothing going on. yeah, i'm going to one specific bombing rate is sad to have killed. let me is 90 people during an idea of attack on a designated safe. so the civilians in southern garza and all the report suggests the will pains were used in an attack on favors. westminster recently exempted the jet pots from

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