u. s. moved in many allies were not convinced that serious things were happening. we were surprised about this intelligence gap. how and why the u. s. was seeing things that we were not seeing if i have to compare soundbites from before this info. and then at the nato meeting in riga, there was a big shift towards the u. s. version of things. the new wave of tension comes as us and russian presidents are set to talk by phone, as i mentioned, joe biden, looking in no mood to negotiate. yes. oh, of course, the diplomacy is out and red lines of that to be crossed when the big bad wolf is planning a land grab ring a bell. a similar warning came in the spring when russian troops gathered for snap training exercises. and again, when military drills were conducted in crimea, and only recently moscow was supposedly the mastermind of a qu, in key of remember the currency of no mean either because it didn't happen. in fact, none of the predictions came true, but this time apparently it's different. this time, it's the real deal, and to feed the fair, they're even drawing up t

u. s. trade negotiations negotiator wouldn't you think you'd want to kind of get moving because you're not going to get any stronger when the u. k. is finalizing deal off the deal off the deal, but a much better situation and they will certainly hard to say what catcher tie is up to the us trade rep and where we might end up going. and now you mentioned that of course, the head of the u. k. australia chambers of commerce says this is a win win. well, the one people, one group of people aren't exactly so happy about it and it is farmers in the u. k . they like to be undercut when it comes to prices from australia. good coming into the country. what does that concern? that's really about it's about it's really only in the area of me. certainly not jesus because the u. k. cheese is all the buried and everybody remembers that one to pipe of skipped about the cheese shop. there are so many types of british cheeses desperate for in australia, so for cheeses. no, it's not all farmers. it basically is pretty much the lamb and some of the be farmers and that has been no pun intended. that's been a

u. s. one other factor, it's very important also in terms of the you case pivot toward asia. this is one of the things in terms of moving away from the u. the u. k. wants to pivot to asia, that trans pacific, packed in terms of all those nations in the pacific region, australia with a member of that. so this is one step further to completing that agreement as well . so overall, huge. yeah. another fascinating to see how, you know, i know you mentioned the binding administration specifically and putting that pressure on them. yeah, i think that they are actually really feeling that pressure on their end. is this something that they are considering looking at the u. k, looking at their success with australia and considering moving forward on that? well, i don't know. what i would say is that, of course, by ministration 2 things, one, when he was part of the bomber administration, obama of course, had said, you know, specs it goes through, you'll be at the back of the line. so we know that there was a sort of been stalling. the other thing, it's rather interesting is the u. s. as announced that caroline kennedy will now be

u. s. move an expulsion and say they will react accordingly. thank you. my asthma to review this american demand precisely as an expulsion of our diplomats, we intend to respond accordingly. by january 31st old u. s embassy personnel in moscow who have been on assignment for more than 3 years must leave russia while kevin, this announcement by the russian foreign ministry that a certain number of american embassy workers are going to have to leave the country by the end of january, comes amid a number of diplomatic spats between the united states and russia, and just a day after it was announced that washington will not be issuing new visas to the family, members of russian envoys to the united states, making it extremely difficult for them to live and work at the embassy there, now these spots actually have been going on for a while now. just recently, washington limited the term that russian diplomats can serve in the united states to 3 years while for other countries. it's still at 5 years earlier. this actually also means that 55 russian diplomats wil

u. s. envoy for iran spoke with our white house correspondent, kimberly halgert before leaving the austrian capital. she started by asking him why the u. s. is still moving to tighten sanctions as the talks are ongoing. this is helpful to be pushing for that as you're trying to get a deal. we are prepared to get back into the deal as soon as possible soon as are on it and we would lift all of the sanctions are inconsistent with adjacent to it. but in the meantime, we can stand by and not be prepared for world in which iran may be choosing to delay build its program, try to build more leverage, we honestly have to respond. and so that's what we're doing. we're preparing ourselves for that, that outcome. how concerned are you or how concerned is the united states that israel could potentially drag the united states into an armed conflict with iran? we are privileging the path of diplomacy. we think it's the best way. it's best for us. we suspect it's best we're wrong, but iran will have to decide that as president biden secretary, blinking has both said, if iran chooses regard despite our diplomatic offer to take a different path, then we'll have to use th

u. s. appears how much greater and challenges in terms of financial and economic crisis, the countries moving into. so the u. s. needs a lot of the hassle of painful reforms. it needs to carry through to restore fiscal responsibility. however, it do with us less room for maneuver because it also has this global empire it's carrying on his shoulder. so it has less sir ability to maneuver who to, to restore a lot of this. so fix a lot of this week. so i think you're failing, subdomain has been a more you had better mental while the failing. so am i, well, will the feelings all the worse? johnson has less impact the guess. and furthermore, one could also point out what he does discuss that you society so profoundly divided in by them. you can also see that he would, are he failed of the fast, i mean the router or that they are assuming unity. from the beginning it became obvious that unity would require the other side. so the republicans to repentance and the line themselves by ms devices, policies. so and they can, this is the problem with the political position is deemed to be an emmy and it's

u. s. and its allies of double standards when it comes to china. this was expected, the u. s. has been telegraphing this move. it's won't be surprising if australia and also great britain follow and suit. these are quote, principal actions that these groups are taking. meanwhile, in afghanistan, a broken battered abandoned countries, interfaces, starvation. so i guess principles are something that are very, very selective allegations against china over sion. john, i've never been shown, they're all instigated in most instances leading back to adrian's ends and jamestown foundation, which is dubiously funded by ca. so at this juncture, this is the war of words. it'll accomplish nothing except breeding bad blood between these 2 nations who actually need to come together in order to address the world's real problems. are sure the pandemic and the economics. the base of the problem is that china's success has brought it to the forefront us is not used to having any rival whatsoever. and they're acting particularly as a hedge mom who's going to be king of the hill. they do not want anybody challenging us dominanc

u. s. so i think we should expect to see more u. s. listed for companies to continue to move their primary listing elsewhere. and china has also made it very clear that they no longer want technology companies listing over in the u. s. as they're no longer comfortable with the u. s. as a jurisdiction for chinese tech and the scrutiny that they will face. apparently the u. s. doesn't seem to want china to list here anyways. so seems like this is one point that both nations can agree upon. it's just a shame that you have all these companies that are just caught in the middle that want absolutely nothing to do with the politics of it all. absolutely not bad. i have one more thing i want to hit on here. it's been a tough year for chinese internet, billionaires. they've lost more than $93000000000.00 from their combined network since april. and i have about a minute left. what's the story there? yeah, i think the story of the 2 words used there. it's important internet billionaires is not all billionaires, it's those who have made their money. where in that internet space, because

a v h a slap on crat off moved to latvia back in 1965, but has been unable to obtain citizenship ever since he told us that life seemed better in the u. s. sr. i moved to latvia from the russian, the pat screeching in 1965, and have lived here ever since. that time it was good fun and people have life to the full ever was good natured and cheerful. and it felt as if there were some kind of future when more comfortable than under soviet rule. then of course there was the referendum to leave the usaa on people voted for it. we're here from then on. we were divided into citizens and non citizens. those who lived in not feel before 1940 wednesday grant assistantship, and those who came later went on citizens. if you're not granted citizenship, then you do not have the right to occupy certain positions in government structures . they introduced the state examination commissioner language, which checks who speaks latvian and who does not passing their exams and not in language as a way for people to be able to obtain citizenship. but the elderly people is difficult to do, especially since the mind is not what it once was and everything is muc

u. s. schools resumed and moved away from the remote morning that was in place during the pandemic when schools were largely shut down. let's review some of the more recent incidents in u. s. history. the more deadly school shootings that have taken place with the news. with certainly a disturbing trend in recent us history, many parents fear for the safety of their children as they go to school each day. as we frequently see, incidents of children coming to school with guns and shooting their classmates, or we can now cross live to dave linder for founding editor of online news site. this can't be happening day. thanks for being with us on kind of an interesting to say the least bit of news, the suspect is being charged as an adult just by being only 15 years old. why do you think this is the case? the united states has a long history of charging children as adults as a way of getting, you know, hugely long sentences that they can never get out of. so we have here in pennsylvania, i believe it's almost a 100 people who are serving life terms who were convicted for crimes committed as children.

u. s. state department is called for other democratic countries to expand their engagement with taiwan after nicaragua was government decided to cut diplomatic ties with the island. china's foreign ministry welcomed nicaragua was move u. s. president joe biden has reaffirmed his commitment to ukraine sovereignty and a phone call with president vote. m. as in ski, it follows tuesdays virtual summit between biden and russian president vladimir putin, where the u. s. warned of heavy sanctions if russia invades ukraine. the international criminal court has opened an investigation into the venezuelan governments handling of opposition protests in 2017, more than 100 people were killed during months of unrest. farmers in india have officially ended a year long protest after the government abandoned agriculture reforms protested said the laws would have seen them lose the right to have a guaranteed minimum price for their produce. as the headlines, the news continues here on al jazeera, white after one on one east. from the out is there a london broker center to people in thoughtful conversation with no host and no limitation of the artist by nature. they are person who are most part to of i way way and denise for society

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u. s. schools resumed and moved away from the remote learning that was in place during the panic when schools were largely shut down. let's review some of the more recent incidents in u. s. history. the more deadly school shootings that have taken place. both both we were all talking about how, you know, one of the upsides of all our kids being i was out of school for a year and a half for or up to a year and a half was that we weren't getting very many school shootings because there was nobody in school. so maybe that's the cure for school shootings in the united states. just keep them kids home, you know? seriously, we're back up where we were now that the kids are back in school and they're shooting each other up again. like they were before, the 10 them, it started it and it's possible that some of this, it could be traced to the pandemic itself. just the fact that kids have been cooped up, that they haven't been specializing in normal ways for a year or so that their parents were maybe a, you know, not as patient with them and as focused on them as they should have been because they were

u. s. president, so he's moving forward. he's making the case that this can be worked on collectively, even as he acknowledges rather humbly that the united states has its own flaws. will china accused us of political manipulation for getting ahead with the something it's even going so far as to call it a joke. katrina, you house more or what things in got so according to beijing, this summit is about promoting us self interest and making sure that the u. s. stays on top of the world stage. now china has many reasons to be angry. one of the foremost is that it was not one of the more than 100 countries or regions invited to attend this summit. and they took issue with that. and they were further infuriated by the invitation, extended to taiwan, which china considers a rogue chinese break away province. another participant, they are not happy with is the speaker nathan law. and now he was a former hong kong legislator, a well known activist, and he fled hong kong before the position of the national security law. last year now

u. s. troops starting to move into ukraine. however, that being said, if russia intervene, americans have been cleared enough to respond and interview them on the other side . so it seems that the war can be avoided. that being said, that there's always this risk of a miscalculation. so an effect of the problem if someone wants to have a peace agreement, but they did this, that doesn't seem to be any room for compromise. and in the absence of disagreement, the parents who are my become the only alternative imp, patrick, think the interesting time, right? i mean that the fact that they're talking ok, the russians have said that big nato has been talking like this for 20 years. ok. the russians want it in writing. i mean, this is something new. it is a bit of a departure from their usual procedures here. i think that's why it's important the talk is talk, but we want it in writing and we want it to be public and transparent. go ahead, patrick. i think it rushes in a very strong.

u. s. troop withdrawal from afghanistan. many were moved by sings of desperate parents passing their babies to western soldiers to get them out of the country. one child was lost in the chaos that kept bull airport. now there's a glimmer of hope that the baby boy may have been fined with and we're here sna. kieran. imagine your new baby. no more than 2 months old in your arms one minute and gone the next. this is the dreadful reality that one family has been living with for months. the hasty us decisions are poor trips out of afghanistan. as the taliban gained a tight a grip. so a wave of panic in the capitol as thousands, desperately tried to flee. amongst the chaotic scenes that cobble airport were merged, our commodity and his wife sariah and the 5 children, and the pushing and shoving the parents fit that tiny baby would be crushed and so handed him to a us soldier who offered to help. they thought they would be re united with their son once they reached the entrance of the airport, which was just 5 meters away. but amid the crowds of p

u. s. troop withdrawal from afghanistan. many were moved by scenes of desperate parents passing their babies to western soldiers to get them out of the country. one child lost lost in the chaos at copolla report. now there is a glimmer of hope about the baby boy may have been found. nic urine picks up the story. the hasty us decisions are poor trips out of afghanistan. as a taliban gained a tight grip. so a wave of panic in the capitol as thousands desperately tried to flee. amongst the chaotic scenes that cobble airport were merged, our commodity and his wife sariah and the 5 children, and the pushing and shoving the parents fit that tiny baby would be crushed. and so handed him to a us soldier who offered to help. but amid the crowds of people struggling to enter, it took them over 30 minutes to make it through. and once they did, the hail, the baby was nowhere to be found. the health parents who are now in the united states and still desperately trying to locate that son. and now comes a glimmer of hope all to you spoken to one of the gu

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u. s. defense budget for next year moved up to the senate. a number of anti russian measures were dropped in the house. and this previous form, the billet included the ban on americans buying russian debt and sanctions on the stream to the senate will vote on the defense budget next week. on t america spends one says the removal of sanctions from the bill indicates that the u. s. president simply doesn't want them that the fairly big deal. consider the fact that obviously when the house version was written, as you mentioned, these sanctions were included, the senate version, they're not included. that's something called reconciliation, where essentially the bill has to match. and so it looks like those stations won't be there, which means that the biden administration is actually cutting ties with a lot of the rhetoric of the democratic party right now in the u. s. which is insistent upon having these kinds of sanction built into the u. s. defense spending bills. and it's pretty significant for a couple of reasons. one is because the presiden

u. s. troop withdrawal. the world was moved by scenes of desperate parents passing their babies to western soldiers, pleading for them just to be taken out of the country. and fortunately, some of those babies were lost in the chaos at cobble airport. let us show you to hail our commodity. he was one of those carried along by the crowds. his mother and father are still desperately trying to find him with a number of organizations helping, one of which says that they may have a lead. in this case, mister hale's parents fled the united states back in august. however, apparently there is now a glimmer of hope or r t. a spoken to one afghan family who say they found a baby in the may him at cobble airport. and our contact on the ground says it is that very baby last by the mighty family, or they named him mohammed and say he's become one of their i love any brother mohammed, he's template and to me and will never hand him over to anyone. my system shall, it was late at night when my brother asked me to help him drive to the airport

and as that warmer weather moves up from the u. s. gulf coast and hits that colder. we are seeing severe storms roll across the southeast for places like georgia and the carolinas. behind it. we've got warm ahead of it. we've got warm to look at the temperatures in new york and washington d. c. but by the time we get to sunday and that moves through, we are going to the a lot of that warmth kicked out new york at 7 degrees celsius, washington d. c at 9. but it is going to dry up nicely for many areas and we are going to see that exceptional heat come back in across those central areas. we could see some record breaking warmth that weather update. ah, the incognito, culture of knowledge, openness, imperialism worldwide. and to reward merit to excellence and encourage creativity. shake him out. award for translation and international understanding was found to promote translation and honor translators, and acknowledge their road and strengthening the bones of friendship and cooperation, between arab islamic and world cultures. for oh, the me. hello, you're watching 0.

and as that warmer weather moves up from the u. s. gulf coast and hits that cold air. we are seeing severe storms roll across the southeast for places like georgia and the carolinas behind it. we've got want ahead of it. we've got want to look at the temperatures in new york and washington dc. but by the time you get to sunday and that moves through, we are going to do a lot of that warmth kicked out new york at 7 degrees celsius, washington dc at 9. but it is going to dry up nicely for many areas and we are going to see that exceptional heat come back in across those central areas. we could see some record breaking warmth. that should weather update. ah, it was supposed to be a refuse, but south korea's mother's home was allegedly the scene of torture, rape, and even murder, $11.00 east investigate crimes. and those settings behind the analogy 0 me be the hero, the world needs right now. i was, ah ah ah, welcome back here watching out just there a time to recap our headlines now. the high colton landed as rolled wiki league found that julian, the songs can be extradit

u. s. troops starting to move into ukraine. however, that being said, if russia intervenes, the americans have been cleared enough to respond and intervene on the other side. so it seems that the war can be avoided. but that being said, that there's always this risk of a miscalculation so affecting the problem if someone wants to have a peace agreement. but they did this, that doesn't seem to be any room for compromise. and in the absence of disagreement, the parents who might become normally alternative, imp, patrick, think the interesting time or, i mean that the fact that they're talking ok, the russians have said that big nato's been talking like this for 20 years. ok. the russians want it in writing. i mean, this is something new. it is a bit of a departure from their usual procedures here. i think that's why it's important. the talk is talk, but we want it in writing. we want it to be public and transparent. go ahead, patrick. i think it rushes in a very on a diplomatic position because it's made it's intentioned well kno

and as that warmer weather moves up from the u. s. gulf coast and hits that cold air. we are seen severe storms roll across the se, for places like georgia and the carolinas. behind it. we've got warmed ahead of it . we've got won't look at the temperatures in new york and washington d. c. but by the time you get to sunday and that moves through, we are going to the a lot of that warmth kicked out new york at 7 degrees celsius, washington d. c. at night. but it is going to dry up nicely for many areas and we are going to see that exceptional heat come back in across those central areas. we could see some record breaking warmth that should weather update. ah, lou ambition, artistry, adventure, short documentary spy african filmmakers from beneath kenya and algeria in the al dominion village, throttle queens. this is when you get to mit handle and the cane africa direct on al jazeera al jazeera sets the stage, lots of women carrying very young children. this one, for example, is only among kind of half global lex bugs and discussion. telephone thing about the impact from

u. s. military doctorate. russia is referred to as an adversary. the closer that nato and u. s. troops and tags and missiles move to russia, the more unpredictable the game gets, which is why putin has said he's red line. nato states commit themselves to refrain from any further enlargement of nato, including the accession of ukraine, as well as other states. not that nato thinks much of russia's concerns. not long ago, secretary general stockton burge announced that russia has no vito, no se nato operations and no right to any sort of security. buffalo fear of influence nato has proven on the last year's daughter. our open door policy is not only something we are supported in words, bottles in deeds potter by inviting to new countries. montenegrin north m madonna to become members. so we have enlarged the line, so that was for years for to new members, despite protests from, from russia. and also we are supporting ukraine in france efforts to a con, closer to a natal membership, which sets us back all the way to square one. at the nip, it is not, this is not an attempt to revise the post cold war order. it's a

u. s. is trying to disrupt the beijing winter olympics. this will only expose its sinister intention and further erode its moral authority and credibility. wrong move of the u. s. has undermined the foundation an atmosphere for china, us sports exchanges, and olympic cooperation. it has shot itself in the foot. the usa should understand the grave consequences of this move. the politics of usa, china relations seem to be in the early endings. but what about those china us sports exchanges? let's ask steve chris docos from r t sports h q. steve, welcome. good to have you. nice to be with the major league baseball story the year was the angels show, hey, oh, tiny, the american league most valuable player. and he's double trouble, a fearsome picture. it's so well that he was getting a lot more than barry bonds used to. and he's the fastest based runner in the a l show time is from japan, which has produced generations of m. l. b stars, late grade dodgers, manager, tommy, unless sorta once quipped for starting pitchers. we have 2 dominicans, one italian, one mexican and one japanese. in the bullpen, we have a vent as well, and a mexican, a guy from the