u. s. office of sanctions coordination during an interview. he gave on friday. my message as always is for russians, tomorrow will be worse. those who have chosen to endorse the kremlin line. our bill increases is likely to suffer some consequence. o. brian's statement falls in line with the latest policy, the west is pursuing, where the e. u has suspended. it's a visa facilitation agreement with russia following the estonian prime minister's words. the quote, visiting europe is a privilege, not a human right. poland and the baltic states are also planning to implement some restrictions for russian citizens entering the you over the land border, which they share with russia. however, these travel bands are just a link in the chain of the west sanctions policy with russian media in band and attempts to cancel its culture. the measures are at odds with some western media and international leaders. statements, the russian citizen should not be held accountable for the actions of the kremlin and not suffer from the cascade of sanctions. here's what some of them have

u. s. office of the secretary of defense. we appreciate it. thanks for joining us. thank you. i think for joining us as well, more stories available for you at our t dot com. the mean time we are back very soon ah, when i was showing wrong when i just don't know. i mean, we have to figure out the same becomes the attitude and engagement equals the trail . when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. oh, i mean, my down 2014 neo nazis roy's to power. the extermination of ukraine's russian speaking population, ideas of confrontation between 2 ideologies. and as a consequence for start of brushes, special military operation for this chain of events inevitably shape the difference equally important front in dumbasses, struggle for independence, one of which poets and musicians stand shoulder to shoulder with a lot thought that the one when i moved to court, we'll talk about our truck to the plot. thank you. i did. a motion is too quiet to be fortune. well, you get mama born mama, mama things with ah, homeric we bought heard bought said, if a lot

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u. s marshal's office and the u. s attorney's office to try to address this issue.le? and why do you believe this will help to address the crisis? we've been very successful in the past in joining in doing this task force with the feds. the problem comes when you start inserting the immigration issue, and you have to be very careful with that right, but the fentanyl is coming from outside the united states, so we alone in san francisco can't solve this problem unless we have the cooperation of the federal authorities. also state level authorities as well. but i can tell you one thing on day one of my administration. we will arrest if they had not already been arrested the fentanyl dealers that are dealing on the streets of san francisco. we should not tolerate that for a day they are killing more than two people a day in san francisco. that is twice as many people that died in covid last year. and we just shouldn't tolerate it. we also need to hold the city and county of san francisco accountable for the addiction and the mental health crisis. it's playing out on th

u. s. human rights office said there was credible evidence of torture, forced medical treatment and sexual violence in detention camps in the northwest in zen jang region which beijing course training centers. china, a post the reports release and denies the accusations. the 220 acre m g number 3 detention center is the largest in jang. and in china, it's at facilities like this one where beijing has long been accused of detaining more than 1000000 wiggers and other muslim minorities. now a bombshell un human rights office report says the detentions which he called arbitrary and discriminatory may amount to crimes against humanity. it also said it found credible allegations of torture, rape forced air alizay's tion and forced labor. the long anticipated report was released just 13 minutes before michel patch. that term was un high commissioner for human rights ended and followed months of pressure from china to block its publication. lencher. this report is a hodgepodge of misinformation that serves as a political tool for the us in the west to strategically use in jang to contain china. t

u. s. naval officer, who had been working in afghanistan as a civilian engineer. his sister says for the last decade, then he was kidnapped by the taliban in january of 2020. now his exchange auto was at the expense from the u. s. perspective of the release of a, a f danny tribal leader who was close. it is close to the talent bon moore's. i who arrived to a hero's welcome at cobble airport on monday now he had been serving a life sentence for heroin smuggling in the us. this prisoner swap, taking some criticism, biden not mentioning the swap itself in his release, celebrating the release of frederick's but saying that the negotiations did not require, quote, difficult decisions. now, the sister of the released american hostage saying that while people could see this as not making the right choice for her and her family, this decision that led to the release of her. her brother's freedom, she said, was the right choice to make. all right, thanks so much. hi, be jo castro that we've just been given a statement here by the u. s. president joe biden. on the occasion

offices are incredibly independent. they pride themselves on that. they pride themselves on not being near or like main justice headquarters. and trying to interfere in the independent operation of a u. s. attorney's office is something that doesn't routinely happen. i've never seen it under other administrations. this one is different. this one is more dangerous. so, it's entirely possible that some folks thought they could turn the department, and some of their u.s. attorney's offices to there will. i think the senate will often look at it. i don't know if there will be repercussions for it beyond political repercussions. but it's a very serious allegation that mr. berman has made. and i think we ought to wait and see where it takes us, right? let's see what the senate comes up with. congress has done a good job on the january 6th investigation. excuse me, the general sixth investigation. there is no reason the senate can't do a good job on this one. >> carol, asha, chuck, we have too much news tonight to let you go. we're gonna take a quick break. when we come back, we've got more to cover. it has been five weeks since the fbi searched mar-a-lago. and trump's busy fighting about a s

u. s. foreign service officer or a gentleman, cross stock rules and the fact that means he can jump in any time he want. and i always appreciate michael, let me go to you 1st here. political facts are what matter most armed, joseph burrell said this conflict in ukraine will be one on the battlefield. the only thing he's ever said that i agree with. so if we, we have the induction of these 4 regions of ukraine into russia after referenda. and then we have this very strange, but basically very expected as sabotage of the north stream. both are turning points and in for me, because once these provinces regions are part of russia, they will never be negotiated way. there's no negotiation that russia will be involved in and with the sabotage of these pipelines will probably never be billed . i wouldn't do it, it bill this be blown up again. i'm the quote unquote leverage moscow had with europe is gone. oh, we're a different very different trajectory now and i'm very emphatic when everything is said and done, one side wins and one side loses. there's no win, win here, michael in washington. no,

u. s. naval officer had been working in afghanistan as a civilian engineer for more than a decade when he was here, nat by the taliban in january 20. 20. his release was part of a prisoner's walk in exchange for the afghan tribal leader and convicted hero in smugglers of sheer moors. i who had been serving a life sentence in the us, nor as i arrived to a hero's welcome at cobbles airport. telling reporters that his release would help us of danny relations. you as president joe biden acknowledged that the swap required, difficult decisions in a statement. burgess sister said her family had waited 31 months to see her brother's release, and that while some people would argue that the deal was not right, biden did the right thing. she says by saving her brother's life verges detention in afghanistan had been a major impediment. to improving relations between the taliban government and the u . s. and biden had stressed that the americans released was a non negotiable. if the taliban wanted to be recognized as afghanistan's legitimate government. china has reacted with anger after president jo

officers throughout the nation. shortly after being sworn in as u. s. attorney, i launched in the city of jackson, mississippi, our new project initiative called project eject, which stands for empower jackson expel crime together, focusing not just on prosecuting officials but also conducting outreach in our communities. and helping to reduce recidivism among defenders we began to make a real difference in jackson. in the first year project reject -- a 7% reduction in crime. approximately 100 new people did not become victims of violent crime that year. sadly, jackson as recently experienced a resurgence in violent crime, becoming the murder capital of america, in 2021. it had 155 homicides, the highest murder rate per capita in the nation, more than three times higher than chicago's, mr. chairman, which had the most murders overall in 2021. another effective strategy previously implemented by doj is operate legend, which was mentioned by grassley. launched by 2021 in kansas city, missouri a temporarily reassigned and surged federal law enforcement int

his office has submitted over 400 applications to u. s immigration authorities . many of these families losing thousands of dollars. we went to his office and we're told he was out on the phone, he said. these allegations were quote garbage sarcastically laughed about not showing up to court. this immigration attorney hopes the city goes beyond a second motion he really disregarded. the court said, like hyo could face larger consequences if he's caught providing legal immigration services. after the latest motion, there are potential criminal consequences in san francisco loose pina, abc seven news combating climate change will break down the sweeping package of bill signed by governor newsom today what it means for you and the environment that story next. my sleeper mattresses my oasis, especially when binge watching my favorite show and by binge i mean half an episode because it's a great mattress, receive free sheets, pillows and mattress protector with a qualifying mattress purchase of mints in his sleep world .com for details, believe proximity seven is the ri

when was it, and when i 1st spoke with his s b u officer, he introduced himself as ilia in later meetings. my conversations with alia, took place in the presence of the russian federation, law enforcement personnel. tom car wasn't killed. moscow move the policeman and his family to a safe place long before his stage. death come near the clear people from law enforcement agents came to me. they reported that the special services of the craney. nazi authorities had ordered an attempt on my life. they provided me with evidence of this providing video and audio recordings. word was clearly audible, what amount they offered, namely 70000 ribbon us for my murder. and the biggest new wants that struck me was that i returned home with my wife and child. most of the time and the record stated that it didn't matter what happened to them. the most important goal was to eliminate me by any means. and this audio recording was heard that grenades could be used as well as rifles. in this regard, i decided that it was necessary to cooperate with people from law enforcement agencies who approached me. her

her family has filed a complaint against the officers who arrested her v. u. s. has worn russia against annexing for areas it's occupied in ukraine following what is described as sham referendums. on joining russia, washington says the consequences would be real and extraordinary. it's already planning to impose new sanctions along with you. we do not accept the referenda and any kind of annexation in ukraine, and we are determined to make the kremlin pay for this further escalation. so we propose sweeping new important bands on russian products. this will keep rushing products out of the european market and deprive russia of an additional 7000000000 euros in revenues. were also proposing to extend the list of products that cannot be exported to russia anymore. the amos here to deprive the kremlin military complex of key technologies. the russian foreign ministry says action will be taken soon. in response to the referendums. it's expected to portray any attempt to recapture the areas as an attack on russia itself. mama bell has more from moscow that had square i

san jose police tracked the suspect cell phone to send a sidra and alerted the chp and u s border patrol. officers made the arrest 100 yards from the mexican border on the busy i five freeway communication systems are important because it allows us to in a timely manner. be prepared for something that we know that might be coming our way. the suspect is being extradited back to san jose. friends are grieving the death of a young mother whose desire to help and work late, put her in the path of a murderer. one day i told her that if she was a victim of domestic violence to seek help, because people who are threatened or abused by their partners or get hit can end up dead. jose police say they don't have a time frame for when the suspect will be brought back here to san jose. additionally they say they won't answer any more questions about this case, including claims of domestic abuse until next week. in san jose jesse dairy, ktvu, fox two news. police body camera captures images of an incident where police officers where it shows rather officer misconduct and said rafael coming up to officers now u

san jose police tracked the suspect cell phone to send a sidra and alerted the chp and u s border patrol. officers made the arrest 100 yards from the mexican border on the busy i five freeway communication systems are important because it allows us to in a timely manner. be prepared for something that we know that might be coming our way while the suspect is being extradited back to san jose, friends are grieving the death of a young mother whose desire to help and work late, put her in the path of a murderer. one day i told her that if she was a victim of domestic violence to seek help, because people who are threatened or abused by their partners or get hit can end up dead. san jose. police do not have a time frame for when the suspect will be brought back here to san jose. additionally they say they will not release any more information about this case, including the claims of domestic abuse until next week. we're live outside san jose police headquarters in san jose , jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. we'll head back to you. thank you, jesse, now to lafayette, where police there are investigating

jang may constitute crimes against humanity. china called the you and human rights officer fung, and an accomplice of the u. s. victoria gave me reports. civilian and shelba chalets long awaited report to the damning indictment of china's treatment of the weaker population. it found the weaker and other mostly muslim groups held in detention camps have been subjected to torture. including forced medical treatment and sexual and gender based violence. bachelor report with commission more than 3 years ago was due to be published last year. it was finally released 30 minutes before her term as you and human rights chief ended. china has condemned the report. it says its policies in shing jang fight, what it calls terrorism and provide weakness with better economic opportunities. each other to their full lead up, he will bug off the so called assessment is orchestrated and produced by the us and some western forces and is completely illegal and void. it is a patchwork of disinformation that serves as a political tool for the u. s. and other western countries to use zing jang to contain china. you read this assess

u. s. top human rights official on her last day and office michelle virtually have visited china in may human rights groups of accused china of putting more than a 1000000 people in detention camps where many say they were tortured, abused and forced to abandon their language and religion. ashley's report mostly corroborates those allegations, but the chinese government says it's nothing but lies. acheed i drove her forward if he will balk off the so called assessment is orchestrated and produced by the us and some western forces and is completely illegal and void. it is a patchwork of disinformation that serves as a political tool for the u. s. and other western countries to use zing jang to contain china. this assessment based on anti china forces violates the mandates of the o. c. h r. patrick falk is in beijing with more the chinese government's reaction. well, the theorist response to come out of the foreign ministry in beijing today gives you a little bit of an idea of the pressure. the office for the high commission of human rights was under not to publish this report spokesperso

u. s. stands ready to help with that restructuring. but also that all the creditors officer lanka must walk together openly, an on an equal footing as the u. s. and iran struggle to find a way to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. the effects of severe economic sanctions continue to cripple the iranian economy. you are sanctions were re imposed after washington withdrew from the agreement and 2018 dorsey jabari reports from to ron. this is iran's biggest annual corporate exhibition, 400 stalls featuring its most well known product. the week long events is a chance for merchants from across the country to showcased our works. the hey, darian family has been making rugs since 1890 our ash. hey, darian is the 5th generation to run the business that employs 1500 people across or on. his family has been producing carpets for the past 130 years and about 10 years ago used to export up to 90 percent of them. now that number is down to less than 30 percent. are ash is hoping for a break through and talks on the joint comprehensive plan of action or j. c. p. o, a r. john. i got a k, i and

michael maloof, a former senior security policy analyst in the office of the u. s. a secretary of defense. i always enjoyed the opportunity to pick your brain. michael, thanks very much for that. thank. thank you. let's get more now about, well, people's comment emotions, for example, in her song on those apple, roger regions. that's cross live now to our senior correspondent anyhow, so on. there is ortiz, we're at gaz. the good to see you today on this very special day and are rolling coverage here at see what is there or is there a mood that you can send now where you are offered? this is the, the unification. documents was signed by the russian president. mother's absolutely no one in the streets during vladimir putin's speech immediately after the end of his speech during the applause that we heard. at the end of that speech, people began honking their horns. we heard people shouting out of their window, certainly a lot of joy but, but i must say it is muted this morning. there were several rallies, but those were were quickly dispersed. those were in support of

i officer raymond's mcgovern say the u. s. media blames edward snowden for his revelations. while the security services continues to violate human rights, he put his own conscience above the regulations that violated our constitution. unfortunately, are our media. our major media of the established media isn't under the heel of the government. so whatever government guidance comes out tomorrow morning, you could expect all the trench and the chronic media to show yes, she violated the law. he let secrets out. those secrets were that the government was violating our essential rights on the 4th amendment of the constitution. he should be applauded for that. you should not be brought to trial. the big thing that seems to me is what mister poaching was. it was to reveal those saying there that nobody else would take him is the quintessential political as fire li, they are international lawyers. mr. poaching happens to be a lawyer that guarantee that country should take in political refugees and that's for us to decided to to us. all authorities have a history of prosecuting whis

ministry in beijing, which among other things also accused you and human rights office of being called a hug and accomplice of the u. s. and the west each other, the so called assessment is orchestrated and manufactured by the us and some western forces if it is illegal and invalid. the report is a hodge podge of misinformation that serves as a political tool of the u. s. and the west to strategically use sion jang to contain china. or we don't know about trying to contain china. china certainly drive to contain the un report. reuters reported on how china try to build pressure on former high commission and michelle furshly to bury the report. she spoke of tremendous pressure she was facing, but promised to release the report before her time expired. and it was released yesterday just minutes before her 4 year tom ended with the report now out, correspondent, father and crush my in b. g explained what it meant for china when many of the facts were already well documented before, but the un report gives it a whole new level of authenticity and also urgency. and yet it's, or i would say that and the report is very stron

attorney's office, and the u. s. department of justice can continue with this investigation, without the use of the documents, because the facts are gonna speak for themselves, they don't in-n-out them selves contain content, it's of evidentiary value. i think the justice department is gonna have to weigh that when they look at the possible people, versus going forward. but in any event, it's an incredibly flawed decision. and especially with regard to the executive privilege. it makes no sense whatsoever, in my opinion. >> and, despite being in this heap of trouble, or at least an investigation, the former president trump, over the weekend, got on a podium, and he called our current president, an enemy of the state. you are in a deep red state, with a lot of hard-core maga followers, how dangerous is this rhetoric at a time like this? >> i think rhetoric like this is always been dangerous. not only am i in a deep red state, but i grew up in the jim crow era, when rhetoric like this was just dog whistles for violence

the 2 nations sovereign wealth funds, central fata ccs fuss trip to cut off since he took office in 2014 and the u. s. days of california is doing online retail at amazon for violating anti trust and competition laws. suit accuses the company of preventing merchants from selling products at low prices on their own websites. rival stores counting the costs coming up next. the latest news as it breaks we've been speaking to the families in this about 5000 people living in this block of government class has been displaced from their homes by the flux. they come from all over sand province . we detail cover h l zero's legal teeth plans to submit a case with the international criminal court at the hey, from around the world that there is here in this country. a culture of fear when it comes to meet me out again. you know, really corruption. ah, [000:00:00;00] with hello, i'm adrian said again. this is counting the cost on al jazeera. you look at the world of business and economics this week, russia shops off europe's main gas pipeline ops. the g 7 countries agreed to cap the prices of russian oil. the u p

hours later, chp officers and u. s.ards from the mexican border. friends claim rosa's committed multiple acts of abuse against hernandez. one day i told her that if she was a victim of domestic violence to seek help, because people who are threatened or abused by their partners or get hit can end up dead. investigators say hernandez did file at least one restraining order against her ex for domestic abuse of the day. it's just a piece of paper. somebody violates, uh, you know , garden variety restraining order. it's a misdemeanor. detectives say rosas did violate that order on multiple occasions. eventually escalating abuse to murder. we're going to do everything we can to find you and bring you back to face charges are victims. families deserve that? hernandez is survived by her two children who are in mexico. friends say she was here working to send money back home for her kids, is scheduled to be arraigned wednesday, where he faces charges for violating the restraining order and for murder. outside the hall of justic

u. s and other ideas. the officers in the near court.splays a nice, texas the net. he also at that point ahead, two sets to one. now the crowd started to sense the upset. tiafoe is in the far court at match point. when the doll hits into the net, it's over. tiafoe wins and four sets the first time in 22 years at the top two seeds are out. before the quarter finals. in women's singles. daniel collins was one of three us players left in the field, taking on our in several inca of belarus. collins in the far court here, she drills a winner on the way to winning the first set 63 sabra. lincoln took the second and she's serving here at match point. she comes back to win the second set, 63 and the third six to also winning today with the women's top seed, eager swiatek. check this out time on a monday night. jenna brady is best known as a basketball player and basketball coach. but she proves here. she's a pretty good all round athlete accuracy of the football about as good as any number of people who played quarterback. watch that little tric

hours later, chp officers and u. s border patrol agents arrested rosas 100 yards from the mexican border. friends claim rosa's committed multiple acts of abuse against hernandez. one day i told her that if she was a victim of domestic violence to seek help, because people who are threatened or abused by their partners or get hit can end up dead. investigators say hernandez did file at least one restraining order against her ex for domestic abuse of the day. it's just a piece of paper. somebody violates, uh, you know, garden variety restraining order. misdemeanor detectives say rosas did violate that order on multiple occasions. eventually escalating abuse to murder. we're going to do everything we can to find you and bring you back to face charges are victims. families deserve that? hernandez is survived by her two children who are in mexico. friends say she was here working to send money back home for her kids, is scheduled to be arraigned wednesday, where he faces charges for violating the restraining order and for m

u. s. supplied high mark rockets were fired at the office of the hearse on administration. during a meeting between local officials for people are reportedly killed and 12 wounded. an advisor to the ukrainian president's office has described the attacks as quote, legitimate referring to those murdered as quote, military targets and nothing more. and now to the front as battles continue and ukraine's north eastern clark of region including areas in and around the key city of coupons. ukraine previously announced that it had taken complete control of the city. that report say, fighting is ongoing, and russian troops continue to hold defensive lines along the all school river which runs through the settlement. elsewhere in the, in the same region. key z forces are reportedly on the hunt for those it deems traitors as private data. people consider to be collaborators has been posted on telegram, along with calls for violence against them. ortiz lead. katrinka reports last week saw dramatic changes on the ukraine. chessboard washing force is positioned in parts of the heart of r

u. s. top humanitarian rights official on her last day in office. human rights groups of accused china, of putting more than a 1000000 people in detention camps of any say they were taught, should abused and forced to abandon that language and religion. okay, those are the headlines coming up now, how life is changed for african refugees that seen the stream coming up next day with us for that? ah ah hi anthony ok. on this episode of the stream, we are going to be looking at how afghans who flight to united states of ferry. so we need to recap on what happened in the past 12 months. so let us start in august of 2021. on the 15th, the taliban completed its takeover of afghanistan. just 15 days later, u. s. troops complete their withdraw ending a 20 year war. in september of last year, 76000 afghans may well be more well evacuated to the u. s. and temporarily placed a military basis. and that brings us right up to date to where we are now. we're thousands of afghans are struggling as they remain in legal limbo in the united states. i know you are going to have questions, so you tube is ac

u. s. top human rights official on her last day in office. human rights groups of accused china was quitting more than a 1000000 people in detention camps. many say they were tortured, abused, i'm forced to abandon the language and religion. the chinese government says it's nothing but lies. ok, those are the headlines coming up, the criminal gangs, trafficking vietnamese children to europe. that's coming up in one 0, one east. next. which site is winning chaos or control? ah, what does the new forever prompt more mean for america and nato? as long as americans keep consuming prices are going to keep going up. why didn't joe biden see inflation comic? how did you get so much raw? the quizzical look. good us politics. the bottom line vietnamese gangs are selling children and teenagers. i don't work is and i am calling to veto the life our get out until to come with pam getting what i'm told. no. why be the one that goes on in the now we go behind the trans national smuggling chang on tracking young people into slavery. thousands of miles from home, not osha, rudolph or forward. russia? yes, y