u. s. needs to fill a political vacuum in the middle east to prevent russia and china from stepping in . so based on america's track record of all of these military interventions around the world, especially in the middle east, do you think that middle eastern countries would agree with this? well, it depends on what we mean by middle eastern countries. when we read the western media, when we watch western use programs and they talk about governments in the region, they are usually talking about family dictatorships. and those family dictatorships don't represent public opinion. of public opinion in this part of the world is very hostile towards the united states. it has been for many years now. and people in this region recognize that the united states is destroyed country after country united states and its allies across west asia, north africa, other parts of the world. of course, they have a similar situations of beforehand and today as well. so no, the united states is unpopular and the united states is on the decline as well. you can be unpopular and powerful and impose your will,

need. a fundamental problem is that the u. s. is the world's leading superpower producing oil and gas. and joe buttons administration is trying to do everything they can, but sen hurt to reduce that production. now the binding ministration and the democratic party are committed to what they call the green agenda. moving against fossil fuels in the name of environmentalism, they have restricted and halted all offshore and on shore drilling on federal lands . in addition to that, they canceled the keystone x l pipeline. now it's important to note that at this point we have many leaders of the petroleum industry and united states, basically calling out to biden in ministration, saying, why are they willing to go overseas to try and get more oil when they could simply get more oil domestically this is what a leader of the petroleum industry had to say. instead of meeting with foreign governments to ask them to increase energy production, look to reliable u. s. energy sources here at home, join me and the men and women of america's energy industry. together we can tackle today's energy chal

u. s. need to build a new security umbrella in the middle east? that brit, those include israel, egypt, i'm the gulf states. well, certainly for an american standpoint, it would be helpful to have a balance of power in the region where it doesn't necessarily expect american military involvement for any particular, you know, contingency, you know, the american people are rather tired of medicine wars. so being able to tie together israel and the amorous and saudi arabia and presumably the other gcc members, you know, is an opportunity to help create some form of collective security with a significant military power. that is israel, that might be able to at least initially handle problems that arise with a somewhat lesser expectation of american involvement, or at least garrison's on station. so i think this has a potential security benefit for the united states to help stabilize the middle east without quite the same expectation of american involvement. that i see you nodding away that you see this is bringing security benefits to, to the u. s. and

u. s. needs europeans to spend more on their own defense. so the us can focus more on the inter pacific. and this is something that europeans will find difficult because we are in an inflationary period. but security should always trump politics and economics so that i think that's the key. i see your point. i have few other issues to discuss with you if you don't mind or andrew. i will likely to see more action as far as this south and east china seas are concerned. well i think that you can see that the united states is now writing high, at least authentically on, on the kind of ability to rally in under his leadership. i mean, this has never happened before the truck and later at the time was almost more. but now they do has been re energize riding high on that is trying to pull a global alliance of democracies against china. so there is talk about the detroit and 12 of the want to see that there was also there's a pacific for structure initiative. but then you can see that the china and russia are starting to push back a. ready to the re

u. s. military has completely faced out those types of weapons and doesn't need them anymore because it has bitter conventional forces. in 2018, it seemed as if russia was placing its faith in nuclear weapons simply as if economic weakness. so is a limited nuclear war in europe conceivable. once again, we have many, many statements from russian military and political leaders, that they are prepared to employ nuclear weapons on a limited basis. and a war against nato is war between russia and nato. likely, i don't think so. is a completely out of the question. i wish little were, but it's not. so how likely the risk of limit the nuclear war is today is very difficult to calibrate. but relative to the peaceful period we lived in on the 19 ninety's and the decade afterwards. it's higher if we're talking the russians different kind of concern there. because with the russians, they might take some nuclear reaction against a major nato based, for example, to demonstrate their capability or an e. m. p attack to turn off the electronics unless in germany or poland or wherever . in many cases th

u. s. needs to inter, reintroduce tactical, or tactical like nuclear weapons. ah, with low yield, do in the cold war. this was east germany, for my missile offices in the ged hours national people's army of set up a museum in their old barracks on display of the predecessors of the russian iskander miss house, which an ad station close to cleaning grad on nato's east and border. this was the transport, if a nuclear warheads, even for experts, some details of the missile technology and new york systems. this also had to be heated up to o'clock. to date, the situation is even worse, because the escandone looks like an ordinary truck. more almost, the warheads had to be heated up. the missiles were perfectly camouflaged, his trucks dried entrusted technology from the cold war. russia still places its faith in small nuclear weapons. it's, it's very much a difference in tactics. the, the point is that the russian military relies more on tactical nuclear weapons because they are conventional forces are considered far less capable. and so russia has an conventional in

u. s. sprinters needed less time passing the baton to finish marginally 1st. germany caused another upset taking the bronze men over the men's relay sprint. canada's slick change over saw them claim gold. and another upset at the championships heavily favored america's looked set to retain their crown until the very last change over where a mistake gave acadians the slightest edge. it was the 1st world gold in the event for canada since 1987 when the united kingdom with united kingdom taking the bronze men. now let's go back to a reminder of our top story for you. preparations to resume grain exports are under wayne ukraine, despite a missile strike on the port city of odessa. the attack came a day after the united nations brokered a deal between moscow and keith to unblock grain shipments on the black sea. and the state of emergency has been declared in part of california in united states due to wildfires. the blazes have forced evacuations around yosemite national park, firefighters are taking special precautions to protect to parks, rare, giant psychiatry. this is debbie news life from

u. s. renters need a less time passing the baton to marginally finish. first. germany calls another upset. they see the bronze medal and in the men's relays, brent canada slick change, oversaw them claim gold. in another upset at the oregon world athletics championships, the heavily favored americans looked set to retain their crown until the last change over. where am state gave the canadians the slightest advantage. it was the 1st world gold in the event for canada since 1997. with britain taking the bronze medal that she was update at this hour, our technology show shift is coming up. next said he said to me for that i'm clear . richardson in berlin for me in the team. thanks. my finance. ah ah ah, the lead of contrast of ambitions in equality 75 years ago, mahatma gandhi peacefully led the country to independence full of ideals. what remained of his vision what's the status of.

c, u s. needs to be here, needs to fill the void, that's been left. so the china and russia don't filled that space, so biden very clearly seems like he's on the defensive. he's trying to change the narrative and really send the message that it was a meeting that he had to have, and that it was worth it for the country. thank you very much, patty, calling in washington, before departing for saudi arabia. u. s. president joe biden spent a couple of hours in the occupied west bank and promised not to give up on efforts to end these writing palestinian conflicts. and the emperor reports on that now from bethlehem. ah, better humanitarian condition said financial aid. those are you as president job? i did promises to palestinians in a 3 and a half hours visit to bethlehem in the south of the occupied westbank. why did didn't bring any political initiatives to the table. he says the ground isn't suitable now to renal to the peace process, but hasn't urged palestinians not to lose hope in a better future. our c 9 states as a partner this work to improve a d

u. s. s. c, which is the u. s. security. they need to right office in a responsive. yeah. no, no, no, no. yeah. it's all very important to have this context, right? because i think this is intentionally. we're going to talk about intention nowadays . meant to obfuscate meant to distract. i mean, not just the wording and the structure of the statement that has come under fire. it's also the fact that it was released on july 4th, a major holiday when a lot of you know, americans and the public in general is not paying attention. i want to ask you lena, because you treated statement by your family on july 4th. after the statement was made by the us state department, you said you will continue to call for justice accountability and that you want to meet with president biden. when he arrives, i believe tomorrow to israel. this is his 1st trip to the region since taking office. he's going to started in israel, a country that has been for lack of better word building, economic and political ties with its arab neighbors. and the agenda, or schedule or itinerary for those who may not know does not

u. s. president needed to assure middle east to leaders the america would abandon them. oh, well, there's a couple of reasons and some of them are self serve areas. first of all, it was almost a message to not just the golf leaders, but to russia and china that to look at, we're not going anywhere. in fact, that's exactly what he said is kind of a signal look if you're trying to encroach, we are not going anywhere. we're going to stay right where we are. but also think about it i, it's also a signal and maybe a sign of the winning influence of the united states as well. i mean, there was a time when the united states didn't have to say that it was just known. and so that is also as signal that say in the united states perhaps is a little bit concerned. in fact, so much. so that really was the purpose of this trip. the united states was very clear. the us president was clear, he was here to re establish, to recalibrate some of the existing relationships that go back decades. but i have been harmed in many ways. and so there is no question that there is a strategic interes

u. s. official bud and said the u. s. position on time hadn't changed and stressed the need for more communication. president, gigi and ping's warning to the u. s. made headline news in china. his message don't play with fire over taiwan. the to our conversation was said to be broad ranging, beijing described exchanges, candid and it's read out of the call. the white house said biden emphasized that u. s. policy anti one had not changed. and that it opposed unilateral efforts to change the status quo attentions over a potential visit to taiwan by us. how speaker nancy pelosi dominated the agenda. beijing views the island nation as a break away state of the mainland and announces any political engagement which i pay and it's democratically elected government. this is a joke, me. these remarks once again showed that such in us politicians fully out of the selfish interests want nothing but tensions in china. us relations turbulence across a tie, one straight and chaos in the world. change up, this is elena tensioned. sheila yuki, earlier this week, taiwanese president chai in when attended annual military exercises off t

u. s. official. biden's at the u. s. position on taiwan had not changed and stressed the need for more communication. president gigi pangs warning to the u. s . med headline. news in china. his message. don't play with fire over taiwan. the, to our conversation was said to be broad ranging. beijing described, the exchange is candid, and it's read out of the called the white house said biden emphasized that u. s. policy anti one had not changed. and that it opposed unilateral efforts to change the status quo pretensions over a potential visit to taiwan by u. s. house speaker nancy pelosi dominated the agenda. beijing views the island nation as a break away, a state of the mainland, and announces any political engagement which i pay and it's democratically elected government. this is the to me. these remarks once again showed that such an you as politicians fully out of their selfish interests, want nothing but tensions in china. us relations turbulence across the taiwan strait and chaos in the walled range up leases elling tensioned yet louis. earlier this week, taiwanese president chai in when attended annual military ex

u. s. official sch biden said the u. s. position on time one hadn't changed and stressed the need for more communication. president, gigi and things warning to the u. s. med headline. news in china. his message, if you don't play with fire home over taiwan with the, to our conversation with you as president joe biden was said to be broad ranging, but tensions over a potential visit by a powerful washington politician warning dominated the agenda. beijing views taiwan as a break away state of the mainland and denounces any political engagement which i pay . and it's democratically elected government. as i said to me, these remarks once again showed that such an us politicians flew out of the selfish interests, want nothing but tensions in china. us relations turbulence across the taiwan strait and chaos in the world, change up leases, ill intentioned sheila ewing. earlier this week, taiwanese president shy ng when attended annual military exercises off the islands coast. though any visit from u. s. house speaker nancy pelosi wouldn't change the u. s. position on the one china policy. it is likely to ratchet up tensions ov

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u. s. defense companies says the government needs to be clear about exactly how much weaponry will be sent to ukraine. and it concerns the u. s. doesn't have enough stockpiles for a lengthy war. it failed policy of iran, a phobia that's the message from to run, as it accuses view of inflaming tensions in the middle east. as joe biden wraps up his 1st presidential visit to the region. and as sri lanka is gripped by math outrage over shortages of food and fuel, the south asian country seeks brush has helped to provide much needed energy supplies. we hear from locals struggling to cope with the crisis. we're only able to give our children them quite today. we can't even get the basics madison phone children with broadcasting. lot of director of studios in moscow. this is our international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now we start with the updates on the war in ukraine as incoming artillery fire is reported in russia's curse region near the ukrainian border. a massive blaze reportedly from the shelling has been captured in video posted on social media. the border area

u. s. cannot meet the needs of the countries energy sector. i had no offense, but the sheet owing from saudi arabia and our b plus. the reason is that america has shown on action is, is spend force. the best source in turn plays in the united states have been, it's hosted. so a lot of has to move to more and more expensive slots. and that's is closing. i was in that human course and the client and production. so i'm going, i'd soon say they're out of birth using a 11000000 bands a, i don't have that. my estimate is that it is less than $10000000.00. that's why the united states is increasingly impacting more and more crude already. today i am again 9 to 9 and a half 1000000 bucks a day, and that makes them more vital not build the price to brian shops. india's prime minister says his country is planning to become a large weapons export or by building its own defense ecosystem. as of now, india mainly relies on imports from other nations for its military needs. as r t 's archie, chico, explains. this is a radical shift from the policy that indi

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u. s. that certainly needed that southeast corner states like missouri and kentucky st. drenching down. pause as that stagnant system slowly moves its way east. now by tuesday, we are likely to see some of the heavier falls effect western areas of kentucky, but also some of the gulf states in the u. s. going to see some severe storms rush their way further east with the risk of flooding. we could also see some flooding effect the 4 corners states. as the monsoon rains continue to fall across the western states of the us. but for the west coast, it is largely dry picture of muggy weather, around temperatures in the north west. finally, coming down after extensive heat, but they are going to continue to rise because some of the southern states like new mexico, as well as arizona and texas dallas, nellie touching 40 degrees by tuesday and was moved to central america suddenly hot from northern areas of mexico hot and dry with showers, stretching down to more southern areas. heavy rain once again likely to affect panama and costa rica by monday, but showers and sunshine across the caribbean in th

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u. s. senate needs to pass the women's health protection act. it would codify roe v.wade and it has been approved twice by members of the house. east bay congresswoman properly was also detained. yesterday she called that demonstration moral responsibility to stand up for reproductive freedom and body autonomy. all right. we want to getg news we told you about at the top of this newscast, big building fire in san jose ktvu jesse gary just arrived there at the scene. jesse does it do you get the sense? fire crews are beginning to get a handle on this thing may maybe not based on the smoke i'm seeing in your shot. what i'll move out of the way alex were in the 900 block of park avenue appear in san and san jose right at the intersection of cleves court. i'm told. this is a one story commercial building. the fire was in the roof, but the roof has since collapsed, so they are now pouring water a onto the roof and be trying to prevent the spread of the fire to a neighboring mixed use building. that's next to it. two stories. bottoms floor. you have a dog groomer. and then

u. s senate needs to pass the women's health protection act. it would codify roe v.wade has been approved twice now by the house of representatives. congresswoman barbara lee. also among those detained. she called the demonstration a moral responsibility to stand up for reproductive freedom and body autonomy. coming up a warning being sent out by police in the east bay. what we're learning about several robberies in broad daylight and what the thieves are targeted. and whether typical summer day out there cool temperatures. coast side only in the fifties but inland another round of some nineties for this afternoon. we eventually cool things off area wide. we have the update coming up. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider every other month. it's one less thing to think about while traveling. hiv pills aren't on my mind. a quick c

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u. s. we need that desperately here. rather than having the president traveled to the middle east and asked the saudis and others to increase their production. gas prices have come down from last month's peak of more than $5 a gallon to about 4 57. still higher than last year's price of 15 in washington, carolina shively news average gas prices here in california are finally below $6 a gallon, according to triple a today's average is down to $5.95 a gallon for regular. that's about 50 cents less than it was a month ago. oakland is down to $5.97 san jose has dipped $5.94, san francisco and napa, though still at or above $6. napa county still has the highest gas in the bay area at $6.15. well still, we can here at noon, dozens of criminal cases dismissed in contra costa county. we take a look at the reasons for this decision and how the district attorney's office is now responding. plus firefighters continue to battle the washburn fire at u assembly national park. we take a look at the progress they're making and the commu

u. s. industrial. good sanctions. certain things coming from russia needed for steel production and u. s. or they've been quietly exempted so that the sanctions are, are a paper tiger they, they're not really in effect. and why should the rest of the world go on with something when there's so many exemptions in europe and in united states with regard to the sanctions. but basically the sanctions have not worked very well if their major objective was to really shut down the russian economy. even even western corporations leaving did not have the effect that they thought it would. so . so are we actually any closer to the west, admitting that the sanctions aren't working as they intended been to all, they'll never admit that and no, always argue that they are working and we just need to give it more time. oh, you know they, they need to wait to the winner. and then the argument is, well, the real intended the sanctions was to deny russia access to a certain semiconductor chips in a electronic, you know, materials needed for its war production. and that's just gonna take time the, there are

u. s. doesn't have enough stockpiles to provide for both its own defense needs. and those of ukraine, u. s. dark piles are limited, the amount, the ability of manufacturers to make this equipment is also running into issues. namely the, the, the supply chain issue lot of the equipment goes that is being supplied is not a not tracked. so no, no, no one knows where this equipment goes. once it gets sent to you create a lot of, it's been destroyed. but a lot of it too, is going on black market. it's endless, and it's in the united states only has so many resources. and that's, that's aside from the equipment itself. i mean, it's, it's, and the congress, i think, in the american people certainly are waking up to this reality that there are other issues for america right now. and that's what i'm administration should be focusing on. and it's not a severe wildfires have been sweeping through parts of southern your in in both with that is it for me this our stay with us throughout the day though as we bring you more news and commentary, this is our to international. what have you with us? lou? l

u. s. president had blood on his hands for legitimizing this whole scenario. and so very tough questions by the u. s. media for the u. s. president. clearly the white house felt that they needed to mop mass if you will. and that's why the u. s. president came out very strongly, being very accessible to the us media, something that we don't see very often from joe biden. oh, and we has faced a great deal of criticism from his own policy, but also from human rights groups. you mentioned the fiance of jamal shoji and the relatives of the jailed dissidence. but it has been cleared from the beginning that really human rights, not the priority on this trip. it's about energy production in the wake of inflation and higher prices in the war in ukraine. and it's also about strengthening really this regional security cooperation also between saudi arabia and israel. it's really about to reasserting us influence in the region. yeah, and the u. s. president said just a moment ago, a were in response to the challenge about as your mouth shall, jeez, fiance, he said, i'm sorry, she feels this way, but i didn't come here to meet the crown prince. he came here to repair and reset and recalib

u. s. t t needs and russia officials are suggesting the deal could be a prisoner exchange. lincoln and leverage are expected to discuss the matter next.

u. s. government fell to need to overthrow governments just as the k g b was doing. and so they needed a place to put this overthrow of governments place. it was really a little bizarre to call the department for over to our government. so they made a very, very big mistake. they put that group in with the analyst cia. they came to sir, medically shields, but that was a structural fault. and so when i say i'm an analyst, i want to dissociate myself, not only from any role or from any knowledge what was going on in the covert action, over throwing government's field. and the way this came, i this statement by john bolton. did you find a surprising re that the journalist chick tupper from cnn didn't really follow up, but simply nodded his head and laughed when he said that could a taos were happening abroad with fall us knowledge? well i'm not surprised to jake tapper is part of the establishment and there are, there are distinct limits as to how far a an establishment journalist can go in questioning without endangering his position. jake tapper is making a lot of mon

in april 2008, had the need to submit the u. s. administration invite to georgia and quinn to become a member of and support the update because your jack will not back. we'll shoot jo regarding the permission of the united states. that was the biggest publication with us when to put the group just under the nose of a portion modern russo phobia seems linked to u. s. policy. and after the collapse of the ussr, it became the only superpower and american politicians. increasingly referred to. the usa is exceptional mission to enlighten other nations and teach them to live properly. and so may disagree with what i believe my favorite part because we have shown a willingness for the sacrifice of blood and treasure to stand up. not only from our own maryland, but for the interest of all. i mean, i will state of washington sieges the only 80 solution or should i say to me, you might have because it is now right. okay, so now she's hedwood law and she's screening ration will be right with now you guys play during the show room was number,

u. s. a. defense companies says the government needs to be clear about exactly how much weaponry will be sent to ukraine. and it concerns the u. s. doesn't have enough stockpiles for a lengthy war. it failed policy of iran, a phobia that's the message from to run as it accuses the us of inflaming tensions in the middle east. as joe biden wraps up his 1st presidential visit to the region .

it's a partial major cut off of russian gas or total cut off of russian gas. europe needs to be ready also coming up the u. s. president resorts to executive action to push through climate policy. can america make the transition to clean energy even without the help of congress? i come here to day with a message as president, i have a responsibility to act with urgency and resolve. when our nation faces clear and present danger, and that's what climate change is about. oh, to our viewers around the world, it's good to have you with us. our house is on fire. those were the words of gretta tune, berg addressing the world economic forum and 2019. she was a learning of the devastating consequences. climate change was bound to have on all our lives. to day europe, the house of hundreds of millions is on fire, as it has been for days and in some regions for weeks while fire fighters throughout the self keep battling the blazes authorities and france, spain and portugal are finally able to report improved conditions with fearing temperatures slowly abating and france, the area around bordeaux has been one of the wo

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