u. s. american employers added over half a 1000000 jobs last month, more than double what economists had been expecting. they'd forecast a decline from june's figure of around 400000 means the u. s. now has recovered all 22000000 jobs lost during march and april of 2020. when the pandemic smashed into the country's employment market, the surprisingly good figures. welcome news with americans facing persistent inflation and the prospect of a recession. well, let's get more on this from our correspondence at the new york stock exchange, teddy australia teddy was going to have you on the program. just explain to us how we ended up with these surprisingly good job figures. yes, well it appears that there was a pretty major under estimation of how serious the staffing shortages are here in the united states. businesses are struggling to find workers to meet that resurgence in demand. now in 2022, this is still seems to be recovery from the major head from the pandemic in 2022 employment. now you can see this pretty finally in the services sector. some of the major growth we've seen was in the serv

u. s. over nancy pelosi visits to the island and tracking the production of palm oil. a swiss starter is using tech to try to ease the minds of consumers concerned about supply chain. this is d to be a business owner. what in berlin? welcome to the program. and we begin with some astounding figures from the us. american employers added over half a 1000000 jobs last month, more than double what economists had been expecting. they'd forecast a decline from june's figure of around 400000 means. the u. s. now has recovered all 22000000 jobs lost during march and april of 2020. when the pandemic smashed into the country's employment market, the surprisingly good figures. welcome news with americans facing persistence, inflation and the prospect of a recession. well, let's get more on this from our correspondent at the new york stock exchange. teddy australia. teddy, always good to have you on the program. just explain to us how we ended up with these surprisingly good job figures. yes, well it appears that there was a pretty major under estimation of how serious the staffin

u. s. over time, the u. s. added objectives like nation building to its plans for afghanistan, but the taliban are experts at guerrilla warfare. they continue to operate from the countries south and impeded progress as with gold in the crossfire was afghanistan civilian population. more than $100000.00 people were killed either by us bombing campaigns or by taliban revenge attacks of a kid that off with in 2020, with more than one trillion dollars spent, the u. s. decided to seek the political solution with afghanistan. then president donald trump signed a peace deal with the taliban for a transfer of power. his successor, president joe biden upheld the decision to withdraw us troops are made. the decision was clear. ours, after 20 years, a trillion dollars spent training and equipping hundreds of thousands of afghan as security and defense forces. i will not send another generation america to war in afghanistan. would know no expert case achieving the different outcome. in july 2021, the center of us militar

u. s. over number of issues, including cross border crime, drug trafficking, and the climate crisis. as tensions ran pop over. how speaker nancy pelosi trip to taiwan beijing regards the island as part of its territory. china's foreign minister defended by military drills in the seas around taiwan. why he won't the us not to act rationally and create a big crisis. america talk to promote as called, the drills unjustified, disproportionate and provocative. anthony lincoln says, the u. s. won't be provoked at the white house of summoned the chinese ambassador to protest against the exercises. meanwhile, taiwanese president, sighing when has promised the government can ensure its people safety. she also told her people and the video message, the taiwan will never be knocked down by challenges. attentions have dominated talks at the us in foreign ministers meeting, taking place in cambodia. and louis has more forms known as the meetings infinite pen drew to a close. cambodian foreign minister, whose chair of the association of southeast asian nations acknowledged the difficulties that la

u. s. over the i'm amazed really to hear that. i mean, you are the former deputy foreign minister of new zealand. does it all come down to the new security pack with china? well it's, it's bigger than that, it's certainly that china and the solomon islands have formed a number of agreements. one is a security agreement to do with the policing if there's any problems in the country . the other is economic ties. but this is been long proclaimed by the united states and its allies, nato allies, including times new zealand that this is al sphere of influence. you can just get lost to china. it's tied in with the tax on russia as well. and then you're dealing when you say you surprised, but when i was a cabinet minister, we had a stand off with the united states by being nuclear tree. and we said we wouldn't take part in the bullying. the red, almond and other parts of the world and we made else, then we criticize the radio being the deputy of the united states. unfortunately, my former colleague taken us neatly into later part of the

u. s. over through a general conduct feet, colonel gadhafi in libya and was able to create absolute chaos in the region and fermenting a whole bunch of proxy wars and regime change operations. so i think iran is firmly committed to the sovereignty of molly, the sovereignty of many of the other countries. and in fighting these terrorists, which are at the end of the day, the money true goes back to langley and to all the duck corners of the us. and nato imperialist apparatus. so i think ultimately, this cooperation is extremely profound for bringing stability to molly and for bringing the opportunities necessary to secure it and develop it. and what to make of the iranian foreign minister's comments that the west is policies of sanctioning so many countries like russia has failed. it has failed because it, what it has forced. all of these countries to do is to say, ok, let's cut the petro dollar. let's cut our reliance on the us dollar as a, as a currency of transaction on the international marke

u. s. over that is the denial structural racism as a systemic factors that define our society. and this is one of the main obstacle we have as color says, academics as rocky to these people don't want to face it. and so how can we be auntie races if we dont dallas is a huge resident that looks like it likely to be anti racist and, and what it all data had? no, i was thinking, no, i was thinking i was following up on this like it could literally lay, but it does b r a war in italy. the racism can be mention, racism doesn't exist also in the media because we have a responsibility on mainstream media for the fact that in after the mother of the whole show, many media gave a lot of reference to what the mother in question said. the fact that we said that and i think it was bothering a partner, but he said it was asking for money. and he was given some space to the mother to do a version of a mother and not enough space to the family. a family of a leak, i think the style so much dignity for people of color is not is not something that's really it, but that's where the focus was a f

u. s. as being doing over the last decades, all the crimes against humanity, it is a yield exposing the yes for what it is. the u. s. is doing, victor signalling around the world. it is pretty much similar to what if hitler was actually talking about human rights of jews. 70 years ago would be exactly the same . it's a ppo, a ppo policy, and it's just a, it's just a in china is actually exposing that and gloss off. moving on to latin america, we're brazil's former left, his leader lula da silva, remains of front runner in presidential elections scheduled for october. the silva who served as president for 7 years in 2003 received 47 percent support in a recent opinion. paul, while acting, president jar both narrow a right and politician, received 32 percent. what is at stake at this moment as democracy against fascism? what is at stake at this moment as democracy against barbarism, we guarantee that 33000000 brazilians can have coffee, lunch, and dinner every day, or they will die of hunger. i am overcome with emotion to be back here, which led me to a rebirth that saved me to become preside

u. s. sr is attacked by 250 nato divisions. soviet poets are taken over by nato naval forces. the 3rd phase, annihilating the u. s. i saw wiping it off the world map to that end, all new weapon types that to be deployed. nuclear, chemical, radiological, and biological, as well as small items. the final phase breaking the ussr into full zones and posting nato troops on its territory. ah, more than 80000000 people. the majority of the huge countries population would have died in the intense bombing. and subsequent fighting they have a series of these kinds of war plants like kennedy that briefed on them in the early 19 sixty's. he was our of by, you know, any that we call ourselves the human race. but these clans continued for preemptive attacks against the soviet union. but this was in essence an updated version of the nazi general plan. aust, that envisaged eliminating millions of slavic people and as in world war 2, when much of europe stood united against the u. s. s. l o d u. s. plans to master own native nations under the aegis of operation dropshot. in 1949, the soviets ac

u. s. have been increasing over the past few years, and u. s. is now almost the 2nd largest trading partner for taiwan. so being able to trade smoothly as an important for the 2 parts. and the 2nd important issue is digital trait. and we know the u. s. want to butte, a new digital trade order in this region and town has always want to be part of it . and just as i mentioned that the u. s. is trying, again, is irma importance and also influence in this region into town is ready to prove that they are in compliance with their rules. all right, so don hahn is i pay there. let's go to urines quarter in new york in taiwan is already an important trade partner for the us who stands the gain from better trade terms. well, i mean, a general tie, one would love to see a free trade agreement of that. so really on the table remains to be seen, but we're talking a lot about technology but all so, hi, one is a big importer of us. agricultural goods. the saw being weeds, corn, beef, just to name a few. those are dozens of billions of dollars each year and the

u. s. trade talks. so i will highlight 2 parts here. the 1st one is the trade facilitation, because time was direct exports to eat through the u. s. have been increasing over the past few years, and u. s. is now almost the 2nd largest trading partner on for taiwan. so being able to trade smoothly is alma important for the 2 parts. and the 2nd important issue is digital trait. a, we know the u. s. want to boot a new digital trade order in this region and town has always want to be part of it . and just as i mentioned that on the u. s. is trying again, is irma importance and also influence in this region into town is ready to prove that they are in compliance with their rules. now we know that china views taiwan as part of its own territory and bristles at any perceived treatment of taiwan as a sovereign nation state. what does beijing say about these plan talks then? well, china has always been firmly opposed to any form of official contact between the u . s. anti one, including the negotiation of agreements with sovereign connotations or official nature. beijing accuses us about playing tricks over the time when issue the time you want them to stop negotia

u. s. l was code named trojan over time it evolved into pincher bush, waka, crankshaft, half moon, coke, wheel off tackle, and sherry a dia, december 19th, 1949 saw the adoption of the best known plan to wipe out the soviets operation, dropshot, date of attack, january the 1st, 1957 with the plan outlined the complete annihilation of the usaa under the democratic guise of liberating the nations from communism. but those very nations would be wiped out along with communism. in the 1st phase of operation, dropshot and visit dropping 300 nuclear and 250000 tons of conventional bombs on the soviet union. in 100 soviet cities were pre selected as targets. the 2nd phase, the u. s. sr is attacked by 250 nato divisions, so via phone, so taken over by nato naval forces. the 3rd phase, annihilating the usaa, wiping it off the world map. to that end, all new weapon types that to be deployed, nuclear, chemical, radiological, and biological, as well as small items. the final phase breaking the ussr into full zones and posting nato troops on its territory. ah, more than 18000000 people. the majority o

u. s. and china over major chip maker taiwan, you think that's added to the agency behind this bill? i to probably is and for one that we also saw bipartisan support for this x. so that hasn't happened in quite some time that democrats and republicans could agree on something, but it's not just that taiwan is such a big producer of conductors, but also china actually surpassed them. the united states in the early nineties, in the, 90s the us about 40 percent of all global ships got produced in the united states today. that chair is down to about 10 percent violence, se asia produced as about 75 percent of the global ships. so there is some interest in the united states to turn the tide and having that said, some people call the chips and scientists also the china competition act. so that definitely tells you quite something it does go to the new york stock exchange for us. thank you. now paul is have closed in the tight race to choose kenya's, next president, an index of the country seers. so just the optimistic, the country's economy will improve after the vote. but for can ya to su

u. s. and china, in the region of strategic importance for washington. over the years, the u. s continued to increase its unofficial military presence in taiwan while also sending hundreds of millions of dollars in military aid to tie pay despite rising. ted touches with bay jing while officially sticking to its one china policy . political analysts, dakota, lily says pelosi is visits a tie. one goes against the u. s. one china policy. i think this does, it does. and these statements do contradict the one china policy do contradict official us policy statements. and i think the united states has kind of walked a type rope ever since the recognition of the people's republic of china. i believe that the recognition of the people's republic of china as the sole representative of china and the chinese people, was done less out of respect for common sense and decency. and the republic of china is so small, in comparison to the norms of international law, which dictates successive states. clearly states the people's republic of china should be the only successor states. there is kind

u. s. investment and hopes to join international trade blocks. the u. s. is meanwhile eager to show common cause with the islands due to its concerns over near by china, which considers taiwan its territory. a recent visit by us house speaker, nancy pelosi to taiwan, drew sharp criticism from bay jing the island is the u. s. as 8 largest trading partner and a key manufacturer of semiconductors, among other technologies. here's our type, a correspondence zones on han with more. while there are 11 topics covered in document that we've seen, but most of the focus are in this convention o u. s. trade talks, so i will highlight 2 parts here. the 1st one is the trade facilitation, because time was direct exports to, to the u. s. have been increasing over the past few years and us now almost the 2nd largest trading partner for taiwan. so being able to trade smoothly is an important for the 2 parts. and the 2nd important issue is digital trait. and we know the u. s . want to boot a new digital trade order in this region and town has always want to be part of it . and just as i mentioned that the u. s. is trying, again, is irma importance and also influence in this

u. s. president reagan over the issue, he did make a sudden surprise announcement and said that the soviet union was ready to sign the treaty without delay. so go december 1987, the u. s. r and america signed the deal to eliminate intermediate range nuclear forces. in fact, right there is the connie picture of gorbachev and reagan signing the docs. so they agreed to destroy, they miss isles, stop production in place, not to carry out any flight tests of intermediate range missiles, professor of politics and author of the rise and fall of communism. archie brown says gorbachev should be given some credit for voting. a devastating nuclear war. there are many western leaders as well. well as many people in the soviet military, industrial complex who thought that was utopian and couldn't happen and shouldn't happen. marg, sacha, for example, was very much opposed to achieve us in favor of produce nuclear weapons. so garbage off really was ahead of his time and, and that particular respect, he and reagan, so i to, i don't think they were successful in getting rid of nuclear weapons. so they did

ambiguity that was brought in by the time when eas relations act, 979 when there was that ambiguity over the u. s. relationship with china, palm pio arbitrarily declared that that was over in the end of his term in 2021. and this is a furthering of the from policy of escalation. so the chinese government was put in a position where it had to raise a strong objection because the u. s. was essentially trampling all over previously established diplomatic relations. but i think that they will take that time in considering their response, but certainly hello sir, but it does nothing for people stability. and it does absolutely nothing for the people of taiwan. they are as disposable to the americans as the people, if you pray. now, if they're prepared to fight russia to the last ukranian, they will equally be willing to cite china to the last time one of these interesting comparison there. i'm exxon dora hello, sierra herself. she's certainly been in the spotlight in recent days and weeks. of course, one of the issues being our husbands, a potential financial dealings. i won't get into the allegations

u. s. president ronald reagan over the issue, he made a surprise announcement and said the soviet union was ready to sign the treaty without delay. in december of 987, the u. s. s. are in the u. s, signed the deal to eliminate intermediate range nuclear forces. you see the iconic picture of garbage having reagan when they agreed to destroy their missiles, stop producing them and pledged not to carry out flight tests of intermediate range missiles, professor of politics and author of the rise and fall of communism. archie brown says gorbachev's should be given credit for averting a devastating new fair war. there are many western leaders as well. well, as many people in the soviet military industrial complex who thought that was utopian and couldn't happen and shouldn't happen. market, sacha for example, was very much opposed to achievers in favor of produce nuclear weapons. so got, which are really was ahead of his time and, and that particular respect he and reagan. so i do, i don't think they were successful in getting rid of nuclear weapons, so they did greatly reduce the size of nucl

we've got rein just stuck, stalled over the u. s. called states over the next few days. so certainly the risk of seeing some flooding versa, brain around south carolina reading to georgia on friday. now for the u. s. southwest monsoon, all moister here is going to pick up so flood alerts in play watches for eastern portions of nevada. pushing into utah. storms have broken the heat across the east coast of the us. so new york for the 1st time and more than a week, your daytime temperature is below 30 degrees d. c. you've got a height 28, and we'll end this weather report in western canada the pacific north. what was the sun's out? few clouds, portland at $28.00 degrees calgary. you've got to have 20 degrees as well on friday . that's a snapshot of your weather bye for now. ah, we, i generation of scared people, but very ambitious, very united, very puts it and i'm very good that you might be comfortable right now, but it's known for long. you will soon feel the same here. we feel every day from today, hong kong and uganda, 3 women grapple with the impact of the front line

u. s. republicans over the f. b i is weighed on a private with those of ex president donald trump. he says his home was under c h. i have a lead. she tends to retrieve government documents. he kept for himself after leaving the white house parties at new york corresponding caleb open asthma. well, it was a dramatic raid by us law enforcement or the department of justice and f. b. i. agents in florida went to the residence of donald trump at the morrow, largo club, and resort, where he is staying, and it appears they went through all of his possessions, or they went through even his personal safe. now. and there's been a huge amount of outrage as the day went on monday. with the announcement of the raid, we saw trump supporters piling out in big numbers to show their support for the former president outside of his residence. and now we have many republican voices speaking up and calling this politically motivated. here's what we've heard. when you have hillary clinton paying foreign agency interfere with an election. people lying on the road repeated, we hunter by doing crack on tap

u. s. can still do over the horizon strikes. but i think ultimately this is a signal to both china and iran, as well as russia who have close connections with central asia being historic. former soviet republics that the u. s. is still a major player in the region and they can still project power into afghanistan. and i think that that shows ultimately the, the methodology by which the u. s. is conducting the sort of imperial games. it's a great game in the region. and i think they like this is connected with the fact that by didn't just went to the middle east and said that we won't allow a vacuum and specifically targeted china, russia and neurons. so by this attack happening, they are showing that we might have withdrawn all of our troops from i forgot to sun, but like general portray it has recently said in the media form, a general patrol informers, the a directive address. he said that the over the horizon strikes are going to be commonplace for the u. s. to carry out enough that is done. and so this ultimately means that

u. s. drone strike in afghanistan over the weekend, and a televised address. u. s. president joe biden said intelligence officials trapped so while hurried to a home in downtown cobble where he was hiding with his family bite and approve the operation last week. so while harry's death eliminates the figure who shaped al qaeda more than any one 1st, as a son, bin laden's, deputies since 1998 and then as his successor. well, this video supposedly shows the aftermath of the strike in kabul, which killed the lawfully on the weekend. the afghan interior ministry denied reports on social media about the trend strike. from heidi, he coordinated al qaeda's branches and all around the world, including setting priorities for providing operational guidance that call for inspired attacks against us targets. he made videos including the recent weeks calling for as follows, to attack united states and our allies. now justice has been delivered and this terrorist leader is no more. will a taliban has condemned the strike saying such actions are a repetition of the failed experie

u. s. government over his a legend role in the killing of a washington back. she arrival in 2003 in the wake of the american invasion and occupation of his country. more towel solder went on the record with some damning criticism of washington. bush reportedly said that his picture will be hung in every iraqi house. no, no, my dear, your picture is now under iraqi. the popularity the united states is diminishing day by day. if not every 2nd. we reject the presence of the american army, or even the coming by the us forces we reject them. we do this as an act of occupation and now to ukraine, where 1200 of key of troops have been killed in a failed offensive in the countries south. that's according to russia's defense ministry. moscow says the ukrainians last 48 tanks and almost 100 other armored vehicles after trying to advance on 3 fronts at once and being beaten back by russian led forces. the botched offensive is said to have been personally ordered by president vladimir as the lensky encampment intensified ukrainian shelling of civilian infrastructure and s

u. s. mulling over a multi 1000000 a package to new delhi. we hear from a former indian foreign secretary who questions the motives behind the funding for which those countries didn't even ask. behind this, let me tell you, is our position in crisis. they are very unhappy that we haven't condemned to russia.