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u. s. business that missed of tick tock go to an american corporation. so right now, the idea is to put the user data from american users and we're talking about officially a 100000000 users here in the united states alone on a cloud server from the usa company. i'm oracle, so there could be more regulation, there could be a been, or there could be a cell of or the u. s. m, entity of tick tock. so, but something i guess will and it has to happen. right? well again, thanks for that update and have a happy christmas chat g p t is taking the world by storm. the chat brought developed by open a i uses a large language model to answer questions and complete tasks. what's what a lot of people worried is just how good it is that a range of tasks from brightened letters to checking developers code to even programming games. so i decided to give it a try myself. let's take a look. first ask it to pitch me a sick. com set in eighty's, west berlin. it came up with the characters and an outline of the story all by itself. and i asked it to write a scene with a few j

u. s. college student missing and france police so far are sharing few clues about this case. parents are saying. this is the last known image of 21 year old american college student ken dolan. surveillance images from a sports store in the south of france. december 3rd ken, wearing a red jacket and a gray hat, the senior at st john fisher university in new york, was due to return home in just days from his semester abroad, but his parents haven't heard from him in two weeks. this can't be possible. how did he go missing? what happened? question french authorities are trying to answer. his father says ken was traveling a lot in constant contact and sending back lots of pictures. so that's why this is kinda hit is not characteristic of kenny to not reach out to us and let us know what's going on . in last spoke to his parents, november 27th. six days later, he appeared on that surveillance camera, the store and hour train ride from his school. french authorities are calling this a worrying disappearance. but site privacy laws as ken as an adult . i understand why people's priva

u. s. supreme court. miss merced again. the committee found that the internal revenue service did not audit trump for 3 of the 4 years of his presidency. trump declined to release his tax filings during his presidential campaigns. the death toll from severe winter storms across north america is rising. at least 64 people have now been killed as heavy snow for continues. the half of those desks are in new york state, which is one of the worst effects there is. some neighborhoods have had up to 5 meters of snow in recent days, across the border in canada, or at least one county long lake ontario has declared a state of emergency. there's still a big backlog of passengers waiting for cancel flights to be rescheduled. i think i have has more on that from reagan national airport near washington d. c. the storm was pretty bad for all the airlines, but mostly the major carriers are saying they canceled between 0 and 2 percent of their life. not so for southwest airlines. they have cancelled 62 percent of their flights today. and t

u. s, that the u. s. is very much behind risking missing the boat, both entre, but also when it comes to security and stability, against the backdrop of an increase. the use of russian mercenaries in the sa hell region, for instance, in, in stable regions of africa. so there's great concern here to not just re establish relationships, but put this on a new footing with the recognition that africa with one in 5 people being african in 2030 will have a huge role in the future of this geopolitical sift. we're seeing. yeah, and we know what china has promised. we reported here many times. we're talking about roads, railways, sports across the continent. what is the united states are promising or offering to deliver well, very briefly, if right now it's 55000000000 and extra investment. they're hoping to leverage that they want more long term trade relationships rather than just aid. and that is what is already being promised, announcing the play of lincoln at also more than hinted at what to bind. let everybody know is that the u. s. president will support the african union having a seat, a permanent seat at the t

u. s. delegation has been missing representatives of cuba, government, and havana. the main topic has been migration into estimated the number of cubans arriving at the us. mexico border has gone up 6 times compared to last year. well, those are the headlines. next is the listening post, dis there with us. what's going on in vladimir putin's mind right now? could this war go? nuclear is being on that front team, the golden ticket to electro victory. can americans agree on any immigration policy? is there a middle ground between 0 tolerance and open border? the quizzical look at us politics, the bottom line. killing, captured on tape videos that go viral and justice denied in power and exile. russia . news channel encounters problems in its new home in lexia and double standards that echo of oriental in the news coverage of the world cup in kids on the hello armor to gisburne. you're at the listening post where we dig into the coverage and analyze how news gets reported. we begin with an israeli border policeman and the execution of a young, palestinian in broad dayl

u. s. congress had been missing representatives of cuba, government, and havana. and the main topic that has been migration. it's estimated that the number of cubans arriving at the us mexico border has gone up 6 times compared to last year. the congressman spoke with cuban president miguel diaz canal leaders of cuba, congress and its foreign minister. when michael shift is a senior fellow at into american dialogue, i think time focusing on latin america and the caribbean. he says the u. s. in cuba have to cover a lot of ground for any effect on migration to be found. well, this is a huge issue and it's a historic issue. it goes back many, many decades. and obviously there have been moments when that trust is really a serious attempt to overcome it in the opening under president obama. but then with president trump, the trust obviously deepened as president biden really hasn't made any significant changes to the trump policy on the margins here. and there, but fundamentally the, the sanctions, very tough sanctions that were put in place under, under trump, a, have

it went bankrupt in november of this year, leaving potentially over a 1000000 creditors with missing money. u. s. prosecutors are pursuing 8 charges against bank men freed, including conspiracy to commit fraud and money laundering. he so far denies any wrong doing. t v. house and political commentator steve malls berg believes the arrest doesn't give the prosecution a chance to use anything. bakeman freed could have sat in congress, in their case the southern district of new york usually takes a lot of time before they know they've got to investigate a case, and then they eventually make an arrest. this was done like that. that's number one number to think about this. and if he had testified before congress on tuesday in washington to why he was supposed to have testified, everything he said would have been under oath. he would have been under oath and all of that could have been used in a case by the prosecution, by the people who arrested him on in a case against him. so the prosecution stopped. 20, if the defendant, the suspect that the purpose of the person they have under under arrest from

miss zalinski biden says the u. s. will stand with ukraine for as long as it takes russia's president, vladimir putin has approved a 30 percent increase in military personnel that'll wooster to one point. 5000000 soldiers gremlins as peace talked with ukraine, are not possible. all western countries supply it with a decision to ban women from universities has triggered protests in afghanistan. girls have already been banned from middle school and high school. as laura con reports. some analysts say the latest government order points to a clear divide in the taliban. oh, this defiant group of students is taking a stand against the taliban, withdrawing their education. they say their ambitions and dreams cannot be taken from them. my po number, who can my peers care? in the 21st century? if there is no education, we will vanish from the face of the earth. no one is going to take us seriously, and we won't be able to demand our rights. only with education. can we understand our rights and responsibilities? this was the no

policy right now, very just living in its own world war the rod report conspicuously in miss thiessen's, the u. s. i say that i was highlighted worse into commitment to diplomacy for resolving conflicts. our efforts to modernize american diplomacy have been vital and we'll continue to move our priorities forward in 2023 and beyond. the power of american diplomacy has been used to advance piece and prevent and mitigated conflicts. it was pretty interesting to hear what the secretary blank and had to say about what he thinks american foreign policy is doing. because most americans, i would think that, that see that recognized, that's not how american foreign policy works and those are not american foreign policy objectives. we don't seek diplomacy 1st. we, we don't seek to reduce conflict, we engage in conflict, and the state department facilitates that. and justifies that, certainly the pentagon, you know, lives for that. i mean the pentagon is, is about, you know, the racket of defense, arms and activities and protection of force around the world. and that all directly relates to conflict. it, yo

miss you. we hope the u. s. could view china africa cooperation with an open mind. africa is not an arena for big power game, so let alone the target of arbitrary pressure from any country. old person, washington should respect the world, the african people, and take concrete actions to help africa's development. but instead of concentrating its efforts on smearing and attacking other countries by that might have missed a trick here in a sense that he should have been the one who comes to africa. if africa is that important. and if africa is really a part of the global voice and should be continent should be at the table, as he said then way is that you and security council seat lillia. we spoke with joe altman, who's the host of the conservative daily podcast. and he thinks the u. s. is rapidly losing the confidence of african people while look at the libyan cuckoo and also look what they did in today and look at what they did in, in other african nations, in the amount of interference and things that they've d

u. s. has opened a space force subcommand at its base in south korea. the move comes as north korea raises tensions with a record amount of miss artists unit kim has more from so o u. s. troops in south korea, harold, the launch of a space are at was on air force base south of sol. following is similar ceremony in hawaii, 3 weeks earlier. it will be america's eyes and the sky tracking miss l activity in north korea, a near real time to detect, disrupt and destroy. i one among the nearly 70 ballistic missiles north korea has to, has fired this year. is the so called monster missile the hoss on 17. it puts the entire united states within reach and could have the capability of sending multiple nuclear warheads to multiple destinations. as north korea wraps up its military ambitions, be a development intercontinental ballistic missiles submarine launch. ballistic missiles, or indeed nuclear testing. washington, sol and tokyo are strengthening their military cooperation. but experts in sol say that the vision of u. s. space. horses, korea is wider, it aims to reach across the greater end up pacific region, and that means monitoring and acquiring intelligence

so boy, was it right for a lot of miss zalinski to go to the u. s. a. not somewhere in europe on his 1st foreign trip since the war began. well, this was a mighty patient. she is only a grain, but for being tired. when we asked you repeat that, don't going in now and even our simple as what has come out of that is the us will seen the one patriot missile defense system. but so lensky said he wants more should germany, st. patriots to now and germany so far decided to systems to problems, but indeed is new announcement. the president biden, to a fence system directly to the ukraine should be taken for reconsideration. jones, i se, sending systems from germany directly for that . thank you for the support of the united states. more is needed to achieve victory and 5 and responded to the year announcement that russia in germany, we have discussions over months now. russian may not. we. ukraine may not lose or better. we should go beyond this and say, russia has to be defeated. ukraine has 2 members for i think this is very to you now. we have to be on this

u. s. has effectively become a party in this war. how much of this is this bluster or would they really see patriot missiles as a game changer? when it was suddenly c patron misses as a, as a game changer, which is why the u. s. government was so hesitant to, to deliver these missiles when the ukrainians 1st asked within a while ago because it was seen as, as a really significant u. s. involvement. but as we have seen over the course of this year, and the us and other western countries that have stepped up there and delivery of various weapons to, to ukraine, including germany. which, which asked us, you know, was, was so reluctant for such a long time. and other countries as well, sweden recently has stepped up, it's with us, delivers father. and the point is that russia is not really a decision you anything about it. so it's, it's threats at the moment i most, i, i don't want to say that because they are to be taken seriously. but russia is not in a position to manufacture a lot of weaponry on its own. and it doesn't have a lot of campus are able to manufacture for it because it hadn't plan of war this long. it stuck. i'm wondering if we are expecting a little

u. s. national security council says pyongyang sent rockets and miss se my mercenaries in ukraine. managers of a hospital in china's biggest city say half of its population of 25000000. could be infected by coping 19 by the end of next week, cases or surging in the country off the government began easing restrictions this month. following a wave of protests, the shanghai edgy hospital told its staff to prepare for a tragic battle. at least 8 people have died in heavy snow storms in north west in japan. a path where the system started on saturday. so drifts have caused traffic chaos, disrupted railway services and cut power to thousands of homes. a severe winter storm has also hit united states. national weather service says temperatures are the coldest recorded in for decades. the conditions of disrupting holiday travel from millions of people on the founder of the failed crypto currency exchange f t. x has been released on the $250000000.00 bond while he awaits trial. sam. back when fate has appeared in the u. s. caught off to be extradited from the bahamas on fraud charges. prosecutors ac

missing people after a landslide. hit a mote away. earlier this week a u. s. president o biden says he's willing to speak to vladimir putin about ukraine. but the, the ukraine, the russian leader must commit to ending the war. biden has been meeting with french president emanuel micron at the white house where the pair have been discussing solutions to the conflict and strengthening transatlantic trade relations. emanuel mackerel named joe biden present a united front in the white house war for about the french in u. s. president, striving to appear as not just allies, but old friends. read the bible. why did you president mccaul, for your birth date? visit my room? the biden's have been hosting them across for the 1st white house visit since being elected last year, putting on a strong show of transatlantic unity against the backdrop of russia's invasion of ukraine. both leaders expressing unwavering support for keep with bite and signaling a change in stance towards russian president vladimir putin and prepared to speak with mister boone. if in fact there i

miss management police in el paso and the u. s. state of texas are moving migrants out of public spaces as temperature's pole. below freezing, the city's mayor has declared a state of emergency as hundreds of people who cross the border from mexico have been sleeping on the streets. and many are wondering whether twitter owner, ellen musk will make good on his promise to step down as c e o. after launching a public poll on his own future voting has just ended with 58 percent of voters urging him to go. twitter has seen a series of chaotic changes since must completed his $44000000000.00 takeover in october. argentina has one to 2022 football world cup in kasha, as i'm sure you've heard the final against defending champions french fans on the edge of their seats as it went into extra time. and then a penalty shoot out the match is already being called a classic leonel messy, opened the scoring early on after argentina were awarded a penalty and not long afterwards, it was unhealthy. maria doubled the lead for the south americans in

ah bellotta miss zalinski is one day trip to the u. s. is being held as a success by ukrainians. but russia says pleasures of support, including the patriot missile defense system are only fueling conflict. president vladimir putin says the fighting in ukraine has become a proxy war with the u. s. using ukrainian soldiers instead of its own. and he dismisses the patriot system as quite old, insisting russia will find an antidote to it. defense minister sergey show you visited troops on what the russian military says was the front line, although no location was given. all the wild, the fighting continues. bahamas is the latest focus with reports. thousands of soldiers have been killed in the battle for the eastern city. zelinski met his polish counterpart on j duda on his way back to ukraine. the poles have been one of keeps staunchest allies separately. zalinski has been invited to brussels for ukraine, e u summit in february over them. his social emotional has looked at. we're coming back from washington. we're coming back with good results. the ones that will really help us det

miss. ah, i'm moving on to some other news, u. s. president joe biden has officially welcome the french lead them on your macro and his 1st state visit since biden took office. the leaders of disgust to warn ukraine on the situation in china, but france also has concerns about job biden's climate, an infrastructure bill. kimberly help get reports from washington. d. c. u. s. president joe biden rolled out the red carpet for his 1st official state visitor, french president, emmanuel mac, raul president mac groan. it's a visit designed to highlight francis historic position as america's oldest ally and alliance with renewed importance system across with war. once again, on european soil, what is at stake in the crane is not just very far from here in a small country somewhere in europe, but it's about of our values. no bible says he's willing to hold direct talks with russian president vladimir putin. if he decides to end his invasion of ukraine, i'm prepared if he's willing to talk, to find out what is willing to do, but i'll only do

u. s. hop elation. rob reynolds reports from albuquerque, new mexico on why they're missing out at the university of new mexico, native american high school seniors from all around the state are spending a day learning about college life. 17 year old j. john's family wants him to succeed. that exciting for you to be here today? yes. um, this is actually the school i want. i'm planning on attending, but across the u. s. shockingly few indigenous young people make it to college nationwide. just 19 percent of native americans age 18 to $24.00. are enrolled in college compared to 41 percent of the overall population. only 16 percent attain a bachelor's degree or higher. native americans are among the poorest populations in the u. s. and college tuition is expensive. another factor is the century long history of u. s. government run boarding schools, which are now widely considered instruments of cultural destruction. education was used to colonize indigenous people in the united states, and so many have very bad memories of education as being a tool for extinction. along with the excitement of attending col

u. s. has few patriot batteries to spare, and the cost of each miss are fired is $4000000.00 compared with 250004 russian cruise missile, and $50000.00 for iranian dro. the arrival of the patriot is more about showing political support for ukraine than it will be about defending the country. a russian leader vladimir putin has vowed there'll be no limit on military spending. he made the pledge while meeting senior defense officials. putin approved a proposal to increase the number of military personnel by 30 percent. the criminal says there's no chance of peace talks with ukraine, while western countries continued to supply with weapons out his ears. i mean, tagami has more in the criminal reaction to zalinski trip. i'm for like yes, okay, that's when i got a little tri, la on thought. he called muska reacted to the announcement with a statement from the kremlin spokespersons. he said, russia is not expecting any positive results from valencia's visit to the united states yet. i also added that providing more weapons to ukraine will prolong the conflict of wall thought the spokesperson als

u. s. has few patriot batteries to spare, and the cost of each miss are fired is $4000000.00 compared with 250004 russian cruise missile, and $50000.00 from the iranian dro. the arrival of the portrait is more about showing political support for ukraine than it will be about defending the country. william courtney as an adjunct senior fellow at the rand corporation, he says there will be different views inside russia on silence his visit. well, the russians probably have several heroes, or she will, some russians will see that the criminal has been saying all along with this war is really between russia and the west, not just between russia and ukraine, but other russians are going to see that the landscape, ukraine, are getting a lot of international support. underlined by this isn't going to see russia is more isolated on the defensive brightness at several times. there is no sign up for newsletters in goshen. so at this point, the united states and western allies are going to be providing great with a lot of military support to enable ukraine to continuous battlefield momentum, as also

were following for you right now. ukrainian president, a lot of miss lansky has thanked americans for their support and speech. the u. s. congress is slender. his 1st trip abroad since the start of russia's war during talks at the white house president joe, by the pledge to support ukraine for as long as the tanks. and benjamin netanyahu said return is israeli prime minister after managing to form a new bright wing coalition. government, he made the announcement after weeks negotiations with and paul write political partners as in yahoo led his party to when the most seats of israel's november watching dw news of dex. it's conflicts service sir kelly. i'm terry martin. thanks with with you. complex own with sarah kelly, my guess this week on conflict zone is a renown foreign policy expert who has spent most of her career analyzing vladimir putin, russia. fiona hill joined me from washington where she has advised free west presidents and co author to book on. where does she think the wise heading? was this plan all along or have dec ethan power changed him? conflict zone a j w. y. ah. sometimes a seed is all you need to

u. s. s. r. that's how i hear it in those 2 sentences. colleagues, we have to understand how do we address the crime of aggression because all those war crimes raping killings, 300000, missing children's being deported to the russian territory and temporary occupied 3rd through ukraine. that would never have happened if not the crime of aggression . that's why we're touring here in this see, go in to new york. we've been to burly in paris. recollect in political support, which is there already to address this crime of aggression in the special tribunal where put in and the top politicians and talk to people in the military who have conducted this crime will be responsible. this is the gap of accountability and international law. i c, c. international criminal court can not deal with that, but the international community can and similar tenuously to our amazing military men and women, by the way, 58000 women are serving. and yesterday, us senate approved 800000000 financial support for our army will continue their fight in the battle field. i'm here the freezing conditions. we have to take care about the law, accountability and justice. and believe us, there is no other pers

miss our highlights. the d w program on line d, w dot com highlight ah, it's one of the biggest outside investments in u. s. history. taiwanese chip make a t s m c says it's pumping tens of billions of dollars into twin american factories. we'll get the latest from our correspondence in new york. global ad i'm industry is expecting a return to profit next year, but with more rating and ukraine and china's coven restrictions, how certain can they be added? it's efforts to put a stop to pollution from cause the e is turning its attention to brake pads, will take a closer look. this is to be a business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. rarely has an overseas investment. been as big as this one time, and he's chip giant, t s m c says it's spending a total of $40000000000.00 on a semiconductor plant in the state of arizona. president joe biden says the project is proof. the u. s. is breaking its dependency on foreign manufacturers for chips. he's visited arizona to celebrate the projects, along with apple seo. tim cook, d. s m c says the expansion will leads to the creation of around $10000.00 tech j

missing. the reality of the world are naturally life. we cannot question that the u. s. he plays an important role. and naturally there's a big rivalry between us and china, appear in the court and minds. a part of the u. s. shares many values with you as well. it's like this is shelly once again, just how crucial the trans atlantic partnership in this use different incident. it's inspired me naturally. there are differences in certain views on the u. s. investments and climate for protection has contributed, was significantly to transforming our u. s. economy munger bills and we have to say for a very long time, we would have liked to have seen the u. s. as he both pursuing this law before they actually did put up for him. but still they mustn't preventive suits the fair competition. jo and this is why very much supported the european commission is which are the conducting and tennis. god talks president with the you s. i have had these conversations with the person. and so also highlighted the french leadership because we cannot allow ourselves to be divided in our tra

u. s. reputation for more german chancellor. milk are fair to you. now, with the interview that i missed agreements actually was to rush up to by to, for the time you're going to, we could russia and then to continue that, wanted them for the oil in the file. financial companies that the u. s. on to sell to inflation to europe and then call the also the capital flow from europe market to the us even industries transfer from europe to us. so you want to use these to benefit to all the stock horrifies. ok and, and allies, the us, the senate has and the congressman actually away, you know, we, i don't know where we are discrimination views to us. russia, the thing about to rush out was to 5050 in the cold war and lose off the cold war. lots of the window of the 2nd water walk. so the want to use sacrifice, or that you're grants the last the blood of the soldiers. would you be just a new diesel electric russian submarine nobility. lukea has been launched into the waters of some pitas bugs, neva river. the launch ceremony taking place of the russian admiralty shipyard in petersburg, the new 4

u. s. being ukraine's most important. back in this conflict. it absolutely, it's a good deuce who wrote miss lensky, but also a scene is something that was very much expected in congress, and new congress is due to come in in january. we don't expect the support overall to complete the fate, but there is an element of public fatigue despite the fact that the majority of americans is in favor of assistance to with ukraine of supporting ukraine. and whether that support it will come as thick and fast as it has done over the 1st 10 months of conflict. that is still an open question. and that's why this budget being passed and getting congress to pass this swiftly and decisively is so key fob loaded me as lensky as much as you, as president biden. continuing to rally the international committee that's terminology that's being used here and also it to continue to do whatever it takes . and this is the place by president biden, as well as not doing anything without ukraine, not talking over ukraine's head. and this will be the symbolism towards russia. i hear from that from a kind of covenant in w

u. s. secretary of state anthony blank and speaking to journalist, to wrap up the event, he didn't miss the opportunity to criticize russia, making a comparison to the west its own colonial past. it's very powerful because you hear countries that are, we're here in washington this week. gonna kenya, so many others that have been the victims of imperialism in the past, and who see that now happening to ukraine by russia. throughout the 3 day summit, the united states declared the importance of the region in solving global problems in a bed to compete with africa's other partners, china and russia. the u. s. has already signed deals worth $15000000000.00 and voice support for the african union initiative for permanent g 20 membership. with the u. s. secretary of defense accusing russia and china of destabilizing activities in the region. beijing responded by urging the u. s. to stop using africa as a power games arena. kind of, however, not all african countries were invited to the summit, guinea sudan arethia molly burkina faso didn't receive an invitation due to a very contrasting polit

u. s. secretary of state anthony blank and speaking to journalist to wrap up the event, he didn't miss the opportunity. however, to criticize russia, making a comparison to the west, his own colonial past. it's very powerful because you hear countries that are, we're here in washington this week. gonna kenya. so many others that have been the victims of imperialism in the past. and who see that now happening to ukraine by russia. throughout the 3 day, some at the united states declared the importance of the region in solving world problems in a bed to compete with africa as other partners, china and russia. the u. s. has already signed deals worth $15000000000.00 and voice support for the african unions at initiative for permanent g 20 membership. however, not all african countries were invited to the summit, guinea and sudan. every 3 out molly and bettina faso didn't receive an invitation to their contrast and political views. we spoke with locals in those countries who shared their opinions about us intentions in the region. what a lot of it france in the usa, a rejected in africa. it's

u. s. administration is doing the visa b, europe is well, very, very painful. the inflation reduction act, obviously miss named, but it's beginning to pence now is really beginning to pinch that the americans are, are, are really damaging the european economy to the point where i've been saying over the last few months with my guess is it b, d, and the industrialization of europe, it's real. go ahead in paris. yes, yes, yes, yes, it's centrally real, of course prisoner my call, as for queues to on the inflation reduction act. and it's a protectionist content bath, is a main problem, is the fact that with higher energy price in europe and higher energy price will stay with us for years. because just, you know, are changing from a gas o to gas and to ellen g. yes. ease to increase a cost of energy by cearti to $50.00 persons. so a problem of industrialization because of i a cost in energy is a very, very real question. and a problem is not just because inflation reduction act of worse. it's a protectionist act, the by the united states. but by the way, it's not the 1st time in the united states are doing t

missed by europe. and can you tell us why he chose to go to the u. s. instead of perhaps a country within europe, which would have been quite a lot more safe trip for him, i presume. is a very, very good point amy and i mean, he really took this long flight over to the united states. and he didn't go to, for example, brussels and who could have also been a place to address or the european community, which is in support of him. why did you go to the united states? because up to this very day, the united states is not only the country which gives the most money in military aid, but it's with, with a with which is also the most reliable president via has said from the very beginning on that he will stand closely to everybody, miss lensky, and they provided, obviously a lot of money and military aid by the probably also a lot of intel. so this is also kind of a message is cilenzo. he is sending out here to europe, that he is not kind of trusting europe as much as he does the united states as for now. and this is crucial as well because congress will change

u. s. present a united front to hold russia accountable for the war in ukraine. ah, hello, there i missed the attain. this is al jazeera life and are also coming up operating in the dark and cave, the challenge of saving lives and a prominent hot hospital. britton's royal family is once again at the center of a racism route triggering an apology and a resignation and in thought for time. football, welcome. when is germany failed to qualify for the last 16. second round to belgium, also going home. but there is joy from her as the only arab nation to qualify for the next round and celebrations to for japan who also take their place. and the knockout stages ah, well, the leaders of france and the u. s. have projected unity against russia's war on ukraine. joe biden is hosting a manual micron for the 1st state visit of his presidency. the 2 disgust trade differences and frances concerns about the impact of buttons, economic and climate policies on european manufacturers can be how get reports from washington, d. c. u. s. president joe biden rolled out the red carpet for his 1st official stat

miss. ah, i've a quick check of the headlines here more than 200000000 people in the u. s. under weather warnings, they bitterly cold. storms sweeps through north america, the arctic blast has left hundreds of thousands of homes without power and cause major travel disruption. there been protests in paris after 3 people were shot dead mirror kurdish cultural center. investigators are considering a possible racist motive for the attack. a 16 year old suspect previously jail for chatting migrants has been arrested in the bows fuel. it is not certain that the killer wanted to assassinate these people, and there is little doubt that he wanted to assassinate people here in paris and did so specifically to talk to kurdish people. and he was clearly targeting foreigners, we need to know from the judicial inquiry presided over by the public prosecutor, whether it was specifically for the kurds. but for the moment that there is no evidence to show that the several m. 23 fighters of seeds, large areas and democratic republic of congo, have pledged to retreat from a strategic frontlin

miss house this year. the death toll from the winter storm that hit north america has risen to 50. thousands of people are still without power across the u. s. in canada. another boat with her anger muslim refugees has landed in northern indonesia. the 2nd arrival in as many days lose the 100 navy. 5 people arrived in our jail monday and are now receiving medical care. refugees say they left bangladesh in november and had been drifting at sea for weeks. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski says 9000000 people are still without power. electricity grid has been damaged by shelley as russia targets energy facilities. serbia's presence is raised, the military's combat readiness to the highest level. alexander virginia says it needs to prepare to defend serbia's territorial integrity. tension between serbia and kosovo escalated on sunday. after shots were fired at a border town in northern casa, over those i headlines. the news continues here now to sierra, after witness, and of course you can stay up to date with the news. if you head over to our website, al jazeera, dot com, a weekly look at the world to talk business stories from global mark

u. s. and the european union have condemned conviction as unjust as worker earlier with phil robinson that human rights watch in bangkok and asked him what this verdict means for miss sushi and other opposition figures. well for sushi, they're locking the door and throwing away the key. they want to keep her in prison and i expect that we will not see her again. but she is considered to be the pre eminent political threat to the military coup government. she someone who has 12 national elections by landslide, most recently in november 2020, which was the government that was all overthrown in the school. and i think that they are putting her away for good. they're going to a locker away in a prison and maybe daughter remote administrative capital of the country and keep her away from her supporters and from lawyers and from others. and you know, she will become a hostage hosted for democracy in myanmar. a brazil is declared 3 days of national mourning for the football legend. pele, the strike are the only you player to win 3 world cups has died of cancer aged $82.00. his body will light his home town club santos until his funeral for many in brazil and around the wo

ah, hello there, i miss darcy. attain this is al jazeera live from door ha. also coming up. the u. s . unveils a nucleus stealth bomber. the b $21.00 rate is the 1st new aircraft. all that's kind more than betty is able to sophisticated your defense don't will struggle to detect the beach when he wanted to go at the wild card camera and secure a memorable consolation when over brazil. but the high time champions still finished top of their food and injury time dramas, and south korea into the last 16 they beat portugal. the growth will go through to the knockout stage. ah, now the european union has decided on a $60.00 a barrel price cap on russian oil carried by c tanka, the u. s. u k, canada, japan and australia have also agreed to that cap. it's aimed at starving the kremlin of cash to funded invasion of ukraine, while avoiding surge and energy prices. dio, will come into effect along with an ear embargo on russian crude oil, which prevents shipments by tanka to the block. the you aims to have that cap and placed by monday journal has worn out from london, has been the subject of

u. s. has been negotiating with russian diplomats to release her was happy but home to the mind. fine. she endured miss treatment showed attitude a show trial and russia with characteristic grit. the white house won't say what suddenly changed only that this week brought a breakthrough on thursday. grider was sent to the you a is part of a prisoner swap for russian army dealer, victor boot referred to by some as the merchant of death. he's been serving 12 of a 25 years sentence in the u. s. federal prison for conspiring to kill american, acquiring and exporting anti aircraft missiles and providing material support to a terrorist organization. before his arrest, who had built a business, allegedly supplying weapons to support wars and uprisings around the world, from africa to afghanistan. at the white house grinders wife expressed relief, her ordeal was finally coming to an end until had been so privy to one of the darkest moments of my life. and so today i'm just standing here overwhelmed with the emotions. but the most important emotion that i have right now is just sincere gratitude, but biden still