u. s. offices or agencies to launch a thorough credible in independent and transparent investigation into shaheen. on. * and rachels murders, it is also clear that the state department has comprehensively failed to live up to its mission, to protect americans abroad when they are murdered in the hands of israel. this is why i encourage again my colleagues to stand up with us in regards to this. but one thing that i know in tony lena, victor, i just want you to know i'm in all of your courage to get up every morning these last few days to meet with members of congress in the head of state was an easy, i know your hope is that president biden would agree to hear your plea for help and get the justice your family and in our journalist community deserve. i know, i promise you this. many of us standing with you here today are going to continue to fight along your side every step of the way. again, thank you for your determination, your strength, and living up to the legacy of a city. she would want you here standing here to make sure that no one else is killed in this way and that they deserve

u. s. offices or agencies. i want everybody to know this is bigger than one person or one country. this is about our values as americans. this is about whether we truly mean what we say when we talk about human rights centered foreign policy. so thank you to congressman carson for leading on the letter and legislation to do this. and for my neighbor and sister betty mccall, m rashida to lead and congress women new men from being a leading voice on this issue. and to tony and lena, it is an honor to meet you to hear stories about she read. and i hope you know that she was an amazing person. and that you have allies in washington who will not let her die in vain. thank you all again, we cannot rest until this family has the justice. they seek thinking city and just was it wasn't just an ordinary journalist who would report on the day to day news. she did her best to lift palestinian voices and to make sure that palestinians were represented as well as she possibly could. she entered into the home of every palestinian and every arab in the arab world. i now want to ask congress woman

u. s. office, they all it takes to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun, presumably. and you're volley. there were 400 good guys with guns. how is all this being perceived by those who say guns are necessary for personal protection? well, the dust received backing for that theory because there was a shooting, of course, in the indiana in a shopping mall where several people were killed. but it could have been a lot. 5 was unless a 22 year old who happened to be sitting there having dinner pulled out his own gun and stopped that attacker. so that is the counter example, but it's just simply a parent that a lots of guns and few checks on those who purchased guns, particularly young men who seemed to be the main perpetrators in the shooting, simply cannot be a good idea. this is a highly politicized tough for here in the united states. mikaela keep that in washington. many thanks. on the day is almost done, but the conversation continues online. you'll find us on twitter, either at dw news, or you can follow me. nicole underscore for us tomorrow, we'll be back with more

u . s. office, russia, a prisoner swap, basketball star, brittany grind and foreman marine pool. we live in exchange for an imprisoned russian army. the u. s. the federal reserve hikes interest rates again to curb inflation. but fails of a recession remain and more than 300 people dead and hundreds of kilometers of roads washed away by heavy flooding and talk a star over the past month. ah, ah, hundreds of people have stormed iraq's parliament to protest against the nomination of a new prime minister or the main pro iran parliamentary block. their supporters of the influential shia cleric, mac todd al serra. he says he does not want muhammad else to donnie to be the next leader, nor at burton, manley has more, ah, a show of descent in the heart of political decision making in baghdad. brutus is taken of the speakers plain and m. p. 's, benches. their supporters, the influential shia cleric booked out of solder. he says he does not want mohammed also done to be the next prime minister was was on the phone by the is brenda supporters from other provinces, the storm, the green zone,

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u. s. congress are living in the same blissful state as senators ran paul and chuck grassley have called to the office of inspector general to be allowed to conduct investigations into where the aid the u. s. ends to ukraine actually ends up and those calls came before the government watchdog admitted this week that the pentagon was refusing to be transparent on ukraine. related funding. as the department of defense is building processes and procedures to ensure the transparency of the reporting for the ukraine supplemental funds, we identified multiple areas of concern that if not adequately addressed, could reduce the traceability of ukraine supplemental funds and the transparency in the department of defense reporting the question now becomes, what will your abs, newest agency find and will they be able to stop the smuggling, or will they discover that those weapons they were so quick to send could end up being a major national security threat to their own countries. yeah, this is insanity. what is happening here? it's, it's pure insanity. and i think that's why the united states is starting to wak

officer and united nations weapons inspector in tens. meaning we have had see he is a conflict consultant and a retired u. s. foreign service officer. and in madrid, we have wyatt read. he is a journalist with sputnik news, high gentleman cross sack rules and impact. that means i can jump anytime you want . and i always appreciate, scott, let me go to you 1st here. you know, i'm just a talk show host, i'm not the smartest guy on earth, but, you know, let me ask you a simple question. this new strategic concept that the nato is developing here in madrid. what i would say 30 blind to my school joining together. so the west is expanding nato again, in response to a war, predominantly caused by nato expansion. is this wrong? okay, do i misunderstand something here? go ahead scott. no, i think you, you've encapsulated actually perfectly. i mean, you know, the other interesting thing happened is a nato finally said, look, we're, we're not partners with russia anymore. well, natal has been a partner with russia ever. natives, never taken partnership with russia seriously. and we now know thanks to yon stone burge, maybe slip of the tongue.

officer and the united nations weapons inspector in tens. meaning we have had see he is a conflict consultant and a retired u. s. foreign service officer and in madrid, we have wyatt read. he is a journalist with sputnik news, high gentleman cross hoc rules and.

officer and united nations weapons inspector in tens. meaning we have had see he is a conflict consultant and a retired u. s. foreign service officer. and in madrid. we have wyatt read. he is a journalist with sputnik news, high gentleman cross sack rules and impact that means can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate, scott, let me go to you 1st here. you know, i'm just a talk show house. i'm not the smartest guy on earth, but you know, let me ask you a simple question. this new strategic concept that there nato's developing here in madrid. what, what i would say 30 blind mice joining together. so the west is expanding ne, to again, in response to a war, predominantly caused by nato expansion. is this wrong out? yep. do i misunderstand something here? go ahead scott. no, i think you've encapsulated to actually perfectly. i mean, you know, the other interesting thing happened is the nato finally said, look, we're, we're not partners with russia anymore. well, natal has been a pardon with russia ever. nato was never taken partnership with russia seriously. and we now know thanks to you on stolen birds, maybe slip of the tong

u. s. a former police officer has been sentenced to more than 20 years in prison for violating the civil rights of george floyd. this is, in addition to a separate 22 year sentence that derek children is already serving for killing floyd a 46 year old black man. floyd died after show of and kneeled on his neck for over at 9 minutes. the g 20 summit has opened in indonesia, where foreign minister, so should are set to confront multiple crises, including to warn ukraine, indonesia, foreign minister read no more. sooty, welcomed her russian character parts are gay. laughter off before appealing for unity amongst the ministers and an end to the conflict. hollywood actor james con has died aged 82. he was best known for his role as sony corleone in francis ford coppola as the godfather, for which he was nominated for an academy ward as best supporting actor. he also appeared in films by celebrated directors, robert altman, and howard hawks. the trials of officials in connection with the deadly 2018 bridge collapse in the italian city of genoa has begun. 59 people are facing charges over the incident

u. s. a former police officer has been sentenced to nearly 21 years in jail for violating the civil rights of george floyd. director of it is already serving a separate 22 year sentence for killing floyd. a 46 year old black man and 2020 floyd, died after job in neil on his neck for over 9 minutes. the cheese 20 summit has opened in indonesia, where foreign ministers have to confront multiple crises, including the born ukraine, indonesia, foreign minister, read. norma. sooty welcomed her russian counterpart, sergey lovers before appealing for unity amongst the ministers and an end to the conflict. the hollywood actor james carne has died h 82. he was best known for his role as sony corleone in francis ford coppola as the godfather for which he was nominated for an academy award as best supporting actor. he also appeared films by celebrated director robert altman. and howard hawks, germany has approved the applications of sweden and finland to join nato. a short while ago, members of the bundled stark ratified view session of germany's northern allies with a vast majority. much to the delig

officer and united nations weapons inspector in tens. meaning we have had see he is a conflict consultant and a retired u. s. foreign service officer. and in madrid. we have wyatt read. he is a journalist with sputnik news, high gentleman, cross hoc rules and impact that means can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate, scott, let me go to you 1st here. you know, i'm just a talk show house. i'm not the smartest guy on earth, but you know, let me ask you a simple question. that's new strategic concept that the nato is developing here in madrid. what, what i would say 30 blind mice joining together. so the west is expanding ne, 2 again in response to a war, predominantly caused by nato expansion. is this wrong? okay, do i misunderstand something here? go ahead scott. no, i think you can calculate it actually perfectly. i mean, you know, the other interesting thing happened is a nato finally said, look, we're, we're not partners with russia anymore. well, natal has been a pardon with russia ever. nato's never taken partnership with russia seriously. and we now know thanks to yon stone burge, maybe slip of the tongue. the nato h

u. s attorney's office. we know that drug dealing was a major focus by people who led the recall effort against the former dhs embodied, including jenkins, d a . jenkins says success doesn't hinge on the number of convictions and jail sentences, but rather she wants people who live and work in the tenderloin to tell her if the areas moving in the right direction. course we'll talk about this and more tomorrow on mornings onto the night when san francisco's new d a joins us live in studio good conversation before that london breed. the mayor is going to be joining us today in the nine about 9 15 or so we're going to talk to a little bit about all of this. so tune in for that 8 17 your time now, ali rasmussen for south with the check of the roads. the bay bridge was pretty packed. has everything else looking bridge still pretty packed and really, the richmond area commute just can't catch a break. their richmond bridge toll plaza still backed up, and now there's a new report of a crash westbound 80 at carlson

officer and united nations weapons inspector in tens. meaning we have had see he is a conflict consultant and a retired u. s. foreign service officer. and in madrid. we have wyatt read. he is a journalist with sputnik news, high gentleman cross sack rules and impact. that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate, scott, let me go to you 1st here. you know, i'm just a talk show house. i'm not the smartest guy on earth, but you know, let me ask you a simple question. this new strategic concept that the nato is developing here in madrid. what, what i would say 30 blind mice joining together. so the west is expanding nate to, again, in response.

u. s. national intelligence officer for russia and eurasia. she taught at georgetown university school of foreign service and is a fellow at the brookings institution in her latest book, hooton's world. russia against the west and with the rest of her sustained, analyzes what motivates flattery. putin and his foreign policy professes dent. welcome to the day. president biden says the u. s. will support ukraine for as long as it takes, but how long will it be before washington pivots to pushing for a cease fire given the costs of the war and mid term elections? is it so, so far that's been remarkable bipartisan unity in the congress and oversee in the, by the administration on doing everything. it can to support ukraine more than $5000000000.00 in weapons and assistance has gone there. but it's possible that if the republicans were to take both houses of congress in november and do you have a large number of sort of pro trump, republicans who are more skeptical about the us as involvement in this conflict that you could things see things change

biden says he's quacking afghanistan's status as a non major nato ally, almost a year up to the office. u. s. military pull out left the country and is the right . and with no cash plus my boss dawson left behind by ukrainian troops. this was they were treated all of this flu.

u. s. show 8 officers involved in the killing of the black man. his body was found with about 60 gunshot wins. offers is an icon, a higher have played several videos at a news conference showing them moments that led to the shooting of 25 year old jail and walker. he was killed after officers stopped him for a traffic violation. we do not know the exact number of rounds that were fire. again, this is something that you see i will discover room your examination of evidence. however, based on the video, i anticipate that number to be high. a lot of rounds were fired and i will not be surprised if the number at the end of the investigation is consistent with the number that has been circulating in the media. but right now, we just don't know. well, john handwritten joined us now from the akron ohio, that was a very lengthy press conference, a lot to digest. what, what would the key takeaways it was extraordinary, charlie, and there were a number of facts that everybody could agree on. one of them was that jail and walker a 25 year old young black man

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 inclu

u. s attorney's office. randy shaw from the tenderloin housing clinic, led the district attorney on her tour and said for too long, the city has allowed the tenderloin to descend into squalor as long as it was contained. he says he hopes jenkins will take the steps needed to clean up the tl. we need a police district attorney who will prosecute drug dealers. these dealers know if they get arrested, they're going away. they're not coming back on the street. the next day, we need to be recognized. we need to be part of this we affected were down here every day 18 hours a day, seven days a week. del seymour says he's frustrated, he says he runs three businesses in the tenderloin. and so far, he says , he's reserved his judgment on whether the new district attorney will help the area will see politics gets involved with ah, situation until politics should never be part of treatment of the tenderloin, but it tends to always get there. some residents in the tenderloin say they hope the new district attorney will p

u. s attorney's office. randy shaw from the tenderloin housing clinic, led the district attorney on her tour and said for too long, the city has allowed the tenderloin to descend into squalor as long as it was contained. he says he hopes jenkins will take the steps needed to clean up the tl. we need a police district attorney who will prosecute drug dealers. these dealers know if they get arrested, they're going away. they're not coming back on the street. the next day, we need to be recognized. we need to be part of this we affected were down here every day 18 hours a day, seven days a week. del seymour says he's frustrated, he says he runs three businesses in the tenderloin. and so far, he said, he's reserved his judgment on whether the new district attorney will help the area will see politics gets involved with ah, situation until politics should never be part of treatment of the tenderloin, but it tends to always get there. some residents in the tenderloin say they hope the new district attorney will pu

u. s attorney's office. randy shaw from the tenderloin housing clinic, led the district attorney on her tour and said for too long, the city has allowed the tenderloin to descend into squalor as long as it was contained. he says he hopes jenkins will take the steps needed to clean up the tl. we need a police district attorney who will prosecute drug dealers. these dealers know if they get arrested, they're going away. they're not coming back on the street. the next day, we need to be recognized. we need to be part of this we affected were down here every day 18 hours a day, seven days a week. del seymour says he's frustrated, he says he runs three businesses in the tenderloin. and so far, he says, he's reserved his judgment on whether the new district attorney will help the area will see politics gets involved with ah, situation until politics should never be part of treatment of the tenderloin, but it tends to always get there. some residents in the tenderloin say they hope the new district attorney will pu

u. s attorney's office.he tenderloin housing clinic, led the district attorney on her tour and said for too long, the city has allowed the tenderloin to descend into squalor as long as it was contained. he says he hopes jenkins will take the steps needed to clean up the tl. we need a police district attorney who will prosecute drug dealers. these dealers know if they get arrested, they're going away. they're not coming back on the street. the next day, we need to be recognized. we need to be part of this we affected were down here every day 18 hours a day, seven days a week. del seymour says he's frustrated, he says he runs three businesses in the tenderloin. and so far, he said, he's reserved his judgment on whether the new district attorney will help the area will see politics gets involved with ah, situation until politics should never be part of treatment of the tenderloin, but it tends to always get there. some residents in the tenderloin say they hope the new district attorney will pursue medical inter

u. s. president biden took office? well, certainly what hasn't changed is a very deep commitment present. biden, describe this as bone, deep upon arrival, and israel's prime minister le pete spoke of a friend and ally coming. israel's president said he came as a brother. so it reaffirms that a commitment. there will be security talks also about the iron b projects. so clearly both sides engaging in defense but also in future technology, but biden arrives as he is under pressure back home. the polling isn't looking that great, although it's slightly on the way up. even his own democrats don't, with the majority of them, according to pulling, don't want to see him run again as president, and he felt the need to explain why he's heading into the region particular to saudi arabia. he wants to reduce risks, he wants to tackle inflation also through this trip to the middle east, and for that he needs to deliver stability and clearly also with the message that he will indeed still stand for us to state solution in the future.

u. n. h. c r. 's field office in samarra, confirmed that around 8000 people have been held at a government run camp. men to accommodate about 1500 people. these are a national and international standards that are not that's that that should be living candy, living human conditions. he says, among those detained are about 1200 children, many suffering from malnourishment. we tried to gain access to the camp, but were denied by local authorities who also refused to grant us interviews. we did, however, manage to hear from one of the people in the camp. he sent us these pictures. he told us via fawn that people are suffering from diseases like scabies, diarrhea, and pneumonia. that there is not enough food and no medical care. he says 70 people, including 5 children, have diet since december due to lack of medicines and food. ah, the european union will stop selling new cars with internal combustion engines by 2035. india and emerging market is also turning to e mobility, causing the industry to boom. chin i is calle

u. s. marine corps intelligence officer, scott ritter, who believes that humanitarian and military comes should be kept separate. if you want to use a certain communications capability of free to mandatory and purposes, it needs to be totally dedicated to that purpose. the moment there's crossover with the same system that you're applying for humanitarian use, you now are using it for military use. all of those systems can be deemed to be military in nature. we make it very clear what humanitarian law says. there can be no connectivity between the 2, none whatsoever. it what the law must is doing. and ukraine is absolutely unacceptable and actually push legitimate humanitarian workers lives at risk. because if you're operating one of those terminals, you are now a legitimate military target. and if i was a russian, i would view every single one of you on most terminals in ukraine as a hostile target, worthy of being destroyed as soon as it's detected. the news for lancaster new president, is busy forming his government after taking of the top drop on wednesday. he chosen a veteran of pol

u. s. a former police officer has been sentenced to nearly 21 years in jail for violating the civil rights of george floyd. derek chauvinists already serving a separate 22 year sentence for killing floyd 4 to 6 year old black man in 2020 flawed, died after job show been, kneeled on his neck for over 9 minutes. for ministers of the g. 20 developed and emerging economies are gathering in bali indonesia against a backdrop of the war in ukraine. and, and it's an international food and energy crisis. in these is foreign minister urged an end to the war in ukraine. tensions have been running high at the meeting with some of the fists critics of moscow's invasion, confronting russia's top diplomat as russian foreign minister say, a lover of arrived in body for the talks. he was met by an angry shops. western officials said this g 20 meeting for ministers would be anything but business as usual. let's get more from our chief international affairs editor richard walker, which is for melissa love, rav walked out of closed door talks after germany is foreign minister on a babble, criticized rushes. i

u. s. or a force officer according petoskey believes that saudi arabia and opec no longer have the influence. they once enjoyed sunny radius, not a global supplier, that it once was on. there are many competing sources of energy and even with saudi arabia used to be, they dominated ok, and they don't anymore. i mean, ok, doesn't, doesn't have this way that it used to have. so this idea that, you know, you go, you want to, well, you go to saudi arabia, well, it's, it's a global, fungible commodity. and so anything that they do, even minor increases even accepting lower prices, which i, i don't think they'll do even that will not make a fundamental difference. certainly in the american oil prices or, or in global oil availability. i think if you look at the numbers, you know, i think by noon just blowing smoke, i don't think he has looked at the numbers. the numbers aren't, aren't in the united states favor or the western side favor in terms of the saudi arabia can solve the oil crisis. it cannot, it does not have the capacity to do that. us lawmakers have approved an amendment to exempt india

u. s. forest service. public information. officer stanley. we appreciate you taking the time joining us by phone this afternoon to talk about the situation in yosemite. let's let's talk first about the effort to protect these giant sequoias. we know the fire. has moved into the mariposa grove. we understand sprinklers are being used to try to dampen the ground around those trees. what are the other efforts that are being taken to trying to protect the create at the trees? and are you confident you can do that? yes i am feeling pretty confident. aside from the sprinklers that you mentioned which are around the clock. um they have also cleared off. adjacent fuels that are on the ground that would allow fire to climb the trees. and also there's increased manpower in that area as well, and the line has been strengthened as well. and so it's looking pretty good. we have to our advantage. um, of the three three trigger points that we worry about. in the wild land fire world increased temperatures, increased winds and when humidities dropped low rig