u. s. over strong opioids sold by its pharmacies, the retail giants, the latest chain to reach a deal to close. lawsuits filed by state and local governments. those are the headlines. the news is going to continue here on al jazeera, after witness, good by spiraling costs. dwindling supplies. the shock is being felt around the world with the war in ukraine, triggering gas supply uncertainty. europeans bracing themselves for an unprecedented winter. al jazeera reports on the human costs of the winds, the energy crisis, a rental area. you need to be fixing the supplier approaches and protecting yourself. i sheltering in a colon who i think are you in bread. and under that, that budget is going to come to one spread by your name or talk and with who knows why? people need to see things to believe it. the thing is it's really hard to show how much what does change i i miss. i'm sleepy so now i got another warning lot. and would it be got you? yeah, yeah. are you a little amber flushing a lot thing.

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u. s. military base in syria comes on the attack that comes amid rising tensions between nato allies took here on the u. s. over in africa, gonna analysis a shift towards using gold instead of the u. s. dollar for its own purchases. also in the program this hour with india, space research organization successfully launches a rocket carrying 9 satellites into all with it's one minutes past 11 am on saturday morning here in moscow. my name is peter scott and wherever you joining us from, welcome to 30 minutes of news and analysis on oxy. we start this out with the latest, from the ground in the head of song beach and where 6 people have been killed by the latest ukrainian shelling of the city of novi. a car, according to local officials, give troops are stepping up their bombardments in the region which recently joined russia after a referendum. there was widely condemned to us illegitimate in the dumbass. ukrainian armed forces have shelled the region $39.00 times in the last 24 hours. one strike hits a cotton factory in the city of done yet. a warning you may find the following. images disturbing. local authori

u. s. over the 2015 nuclear deal. to adam in john half day grind of the trend is riots on the streets that's been happening. you know, they say you should solve your problems with the u. s. and i said this clearly what is say you should listen to the voice of the nation. i have come across this and writing, solve the problems with the u. s. or listen to the nation. the sustainable nickel that bad john in j. c, p. o, a de said that we should reduce our nuclear activity, didn't have the guts to say stupid, completely, and we would lift the sanctions. did they? did you know that didn't negotiations don't solve our problems with the us. one thing, most of the problem that is to pay them and once, but we have to keep paying them who need dorothy jibari has more from to her on one of the main points she made about the ongoing protest. he calls them a few right. or here and there is that it is the responsibility of the best. these forces, these people on the right path, the to make sure that what he called fake news and fabr

u. s. over trade restrictions, a thing like that from last. so it's just part of the, our, i'm a mom the. let's take a look at today's stories. off there are, has lashed out at. he will on accusations that you for new forces, have brutally tortured and killed prisoner. the war videos have emerged online reports of the showing russian troops being murdered while held captive by ukraine . so just versus defense smith, he says it's actually a common practice over looks like he is. a western backers the intentional and methodical murder of more than 10 immobilized russian servicemen by the degenerates from the ukrainian army with direct shots in the head, cannot be presented as a tragic exception by the key of regime as it claims it preserve rights of all captured combatants, the brutal murder of russian prisoners of war is not the 1st in not the only war crime. this is a common practice in the armed forces of ukraine, actively supported by the key of regime and is ignored by its western patrons. that zalinski and his henchmen will have to answer

u. s. over unexpectedly, the spurn. just a day ahead of a scheduled meeting in cairo. rashanda us would you to discuss resuming mutual inspections on the, the new strategy teams arms reduction, treating commonly known as thought. now ortiz maria phenomena has the details. when i hear from russia's foreign ministry, that the session of the bilateral consultative commission on the russian american star treaty, there was supposed to begin its work on tuesday in cairo. and last for 8 days has been postponed to a later day to the ministry does not indicate the reason for that. but i have to say that it was very unexpected. our tea crew may, including what's supposed to be there on the ground covering these important talks . and we only learned about it cancelled 5 hours before the flight to the egyptian capital. and we are now waiting for the new dates to be announced. and i have to say that these talks have been very much anticipated by both sides and by the rest of the world. of course, there were some positive vibes from

u. s. s. r is attacked by 250 nato divisions. soviet poets taken over by nato naval force is 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 we have a series of these cries of war plans like kennedy briefed on them in the early 1960 . he was our of by, you know, any that we call ourselves a 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 usaa for the us plans to muster all native nations under the aegis of operation dropshot. in 1949, the soviets acquired their own nuclear weapons. so any plan t

u. s. military base in syria comes under attack. it comes a major rising tensions between nato allies to kia and the u. s. over in africa, gonna announce is a possible shift towards using gold instead of us dollar for its oil purchases. also in the program. 3. 0, wow. a space research organization has just successfully loans to rocket 9 satellites. it's a little bit with you live for my headquarters here in moscow. you're watching r t. i'm peter scott's here with the latest on mid day this saturday. welcome to the program. we start this off with the latest from the ground in the chests on beach and where 6 people have been killed by the latest ukranian shelling of the city of norway, according to local officials, give troops are stepping up their bombardments in the region which recently joined russia after a referendum that was widely condemned as illegitimate and the dom bus ukrainian armed forces have showed the region $39.00 times in the last 24 hours. won't strike a hit, a constant fight in the city of them yet a wanting you may find the following. images disturbing. local authorities say that at least on

u. s. military base and syria comes under attack that comes amid rising tensions between the nato allies took here on the u. s. over in africa, gonna analysis a shift towards using gold instead of us dollar football coach is also coming up in the program with india. space research organization has just successfully launched a rockets carrying 9 satellites with on 10 am on saturday morning in the russian capital mont, and speak to scott taking over from rachel blevins and his how the world is looking as we headed to the weekend. welcome to the program. we start this out with the latest from the ground in the head on region where 6 people have been killed by the latest ukrainian shilling of the city of north america. according to local officials, you have troops are stepping up their bombardments in the region which recently joined russia after referendum. which is why the condemned by the west as illegitimate over the dumbass ukrainian armed forces have showed the regions 39 times in the last 24 hours. one strike hits a constant fight in the city of done yet is wanting. you may find the following: images disturbing.

u. s. over strong opioids sold by its pharmacies. the retail giant is the latest chain to reach a deal to close. lawsuits filed by state and local governments. and those are the headlines. the news is going to continue here on. i'll just get off to the stream. good boy. talk to al jazeera, we also do believe that women of afghanistan were sent out at band in by the international community. we listen, leah pig shooter press for the role against terrorism as glen, more money. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera. i welcome to the stream i much habit dean sitting in for phemie. okay. tens of thousands of people in eastern democratic republic of congo have been forced to flee their homes as government forces battle the resurgent m. 23 militia. now as the rebels draw closer to the major city of goma, we look at how civilians are coping and ask what it will take to bring the fighting to an end. ah, joining us for today's conversation, reagan, missouri is an activist with lucia, a youth based

u. s. over strong opioids sold by its pharmacies. the retail giant is the latest chain out to cbs health and walgreens. to reach a deal to close, lawsuits filed by state and local governments. override overdoses have caused the death of at least 500000 people over the past 2 decades. no money shops and tuck ron are closed as part of a strike action to mark the anniversary of the 2019 protest against rising fuel prices in iran that ended in a violent crackdown. ah, people are those of god that in the streets to demonstrate. meanwhile, an outcry continues over the death of 22 year old martha harmony while in police custody dosage. a body reports from there and in capital. today's march, 3 years since those protests erupted in 2019, on november 15th, when it rains, woke up to the news over night that the government had increased fuel prices of about 200 percent without any kind of warning to the general public demonstrations that took place 3 years ago lasted for about a week, and that is when we saw a complete blackout of the internet

u. s. over strong opioids sold by its pharmacies. the retail giant is the latest chain after c, v. s. health and walgreens. to reach a deal to close, lawsuits filed by state and local governments. opioid overdose. his have caused the deaths of at least 500000 people. over the past 2 decades, the united states team invited some migrant workers to join in with them at a training session in doha, the international labor organization says reforms enacted and hunter have improved the lives of hundreds of thousands of workers in the country. it hopes that this world cup has helped to quicken the refund process. the u. s. are grouped alongside england, iran and wales. more than a 1000000 fans are heading to color for the world cup, but the tournament will also be enjoyed by many of the 400000 children who live in the country. it's also a chance to inspire kids to take up the game. as santa hamish found out that will fight for the final, of course, might lead germany and as brazil. oh right now, all the talk on the playground. the is about the world cup. i feel happy and excited about the wor

u. s. over strong opioids sold by its pharmacists. the retail giant is the latest chain after cbs health and walgreens. to reach a deal to close lawsuits filed by state and local governments. nurses. artemus one is sent to blast off to the moon view space agencies tried twice to get his most powerful rocket off the ground, but it had to delay because of technical problems. it's now due to launch shortly. the united states team invited some migrant workers to join in with them in a training session in doha. the international label organization says reforms in accident cut out have improved the lives of hundreds of thousands of workers in the country. it hopes that this world cup will help to quicken the reforms process lives with headlines. these continues here on al jazeera, after witness grew by ah ah, who? oh, fancy, you'll reach to be sure you normally do. still muted the thought of the energy authority. sure moment good you put you with the, with the governor was agreement. it's not for him to slip my essay, the name of the show,

u. s . army over the years. a bomb attack by an isolated group at kabul airport as people were trying to flee left at least 160 civilians and 13 u. s. marines dead. while the pentagon has been criticizing china for focusing on the chaotic withdrawal, the u. s. republicans had been pending the blame for what happened squarely on the biden administration. the biden administration repeatedly misled the american people about the real situation on the ground in cobble issuing public statements that were in direct opposition to the internal reports being sent by the state department and u. s. military. at one point, the state department spokesperson net price was encouraging people to make their way to the airport and telling the press the evacuation was efficient and effective . but the airport gates were closed and internal med, most were talking about how they were too many dead bodies at the airport. and they don't know how to deal with all of them. well, they get more on the story now. we're going across live to f

u. s. white house or state department. i express my strong regret over the fact that the un secretary general has taken a very deplorable attitude oblivious of the purpose and principles of the un charter and its proper mission. this clearly proves that he is a puppet of the us. well, the north korean launch of the ballistic and continental ballistic projectile on friday cause another stir globally as the next day. g 7 diplomats issued a joint statement condemning the test on calling on the un security council to take strong measures. the organization then held an emergency meeting yesterday. ringback and which officials on representatives from 10 member states including india and 5 korea condemned to launch this time. according to the deputy secretary general of the united nation. it's the 1st successful test of the d p r. case, largest and most powerful miss capable of reaching any part of north america. north korean officials say that such launches prevent aggression from the u. s. on south korea are defensive in nature. while washington has an accuse

a lack of control over american weaponry has become obvious following the u. s. mil to pull out from afghanistan last year. according to recent government repose, the pentagon does not actually know how many weapons will seize by the kind of arm and washington has said, it would not attempt to receive them. john kerry, i could again says that europe, allison has more to worry about lung gums and bullets. once these weapons are delivered, that's the end of it. for the united states, they wash their hands of it, they have no idea what happens to these weapons. nobody is going to take responsibility for this. cause for an audit are really little more than lip service to transparency. you know, the pentagon in, in the entirety of its history has never been audited, never. they'll just keep on doing what they're doing, knowing that no one will ever have to pay the piper. at the very minimum, many of these weapons will end up in the hands of organized crime gangs. europe would be very worried about making sure that they have at least some way to keep tabs on who is ta

u. s. and nato have over 600 military bases. well, dwight, russia has just 18, but the west still claims that russia has aggressive intent by turning this russian soviets into this dangerous bo, you man, that wants to take over the world. that was a conscious strategy to create this image. it. soviets as out for world conquest, which was not the case, then for now, ah, nato should have died, but they will give it meaning. it is about infected, created by, by nato nature's business machine. because you must remember if nato, what is bad shareholders in the united states and elsewhere in lodge obs companies would lose millions and millions they'd only have one year instead of 2 yards each . there. oh dear, wouldn't that be a terrible? there's a simple method to put it right with the rest of the world with we'll say we were forced to seize the territory brain, hold and maintain security, a dell fiddler bring order security and democracy. the reasons used to justify molten was waged by nato and led by the u. s. b. not toys. i instal

u. s. over the next day or so. but for now, the big story really a bit is about that break down in the hate really cold over the next couple days. feeling much more like winter, but wet to the south. ah. motivated, active, and more politically engaged than ever before. demanding change on their intent. welcome to generation change and label theories. the attempt understand i'm telling you i gave that my view around. well, we look at resignation of people like us in politics and golden, and higher aspects of society. generation change coming seen on al jazeera, a with, with ah, ah, the watching al jazeera reminder of our headlines this, our u. s. president joe biden says, china's leader appears opened to compromise just hours after they met the head of the g. 20 summit in bali. the white house says they had a candid discussion about i one north korea and the ukraine war police in turkey. i have arrested 46 people in connection with sundays bombing in istanbul. the explosion killed 6 people, an injured dozens, more. f

u. s. pressure over countries ties with the russian nuclear sector. thing quote, ideology doesn't heat homes he way those revolvers. he attended an international energy for of the southern russian city of 40 the 1st thing or the european wide energy crisis i have appeared on the horizon. now we, hungarians, we look at the energy issue as a physical issue and not as a political one or not as an ideological one. because according to the current, let's say situational science. it is impossible to heat your flat weed ideology or crate, or rather with political statements. he asked him, expo international forum is one of the main event for the global nuclear industry representatives from 17 countries and gathers to discuss topics starting from the current energy classes. how to increase international cooperation and develop the new the industry to cope with energy policy in under developed countries before it brings together key industry executives international would ations and government officials r t spoke to hungry it's 4 minutes at the event. but his

u. s. 82000000 versus whatever. 350000000 in u. s. and over 1000000000 and china. yeah, exactly. and so, i mean, from a kind of comparative scale, you can see that, that all sorts of, i mean also to maybe argument about how much individual country should do. but nobody's really rising up to the task among the big pollutants. and there's plenty of countries that don't, i'm it very much, but i'm not the ones with the power to stop anything but whatever the met. and if anyone am. and one thing that i mean is always quite interesting when thinking about this is that china is a huge country with huge economy. and at this conference now have from the biggest power to defied how much the plant he's. and if you split it into an individual provinces, then you find that some of them do a bit more than country like germany, some of them at less. and so countries like germany acting within the e u, china, the us, they have a huge role to play today and of the course of these coming week venue. so it's really important that the, that the global north as it were, that rich countries show leade

u. s. intelligence over said john carreker, which covers actions of the american div state and discusses the warnings of whistle blows, incorporations, media, and other areas of our global community is a preview. we're so much about supply chain. how can something like this happen in the united states? we're supposed to have the best regulated system in the world for producing things like baby formula. how can we find ourselves in a position where we actually risk babies dying? because the plant in which their food is produced is unsanitary. how does that happen? they virt a little and tell you, we have a supply chain problem, the united states in general. i mean, there's not only if for, for several decades, we have an ongoing list of drugs, medications, and solutions that are in shortage in 2018. we had a terrible flu year way before cove. it we were out of sailing. salt water, right. we've had shortages of chemotherapy. i have talked to on colleges around the country that are trying to decide which of their 2 sick patients should it be the 22 year old who has lymphoma, or should it be

u. s. over the next day or so, but for now, the big story really a bit is about that breakdown in the heat really cold over the next couple of days, very much more like winter. but wet to the south. the weather sponsored by cats are always challenging the brazilian dictatorship with the democratically run football team in the corinthians changed the course of their nation. the center was a revolutionary football, known to locals, as the doctor football rebels concludes with the celebration of the life and legacy of socrates and the corinthians, democracy movement on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm tom mccrae. this is the news. how alive from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes, the u. s. and chinese presidents have been holding talks on the sidelines of this. he is g 20 summit and barley, turkish police arrest 46 people after sunday's explosion, an stan bull, they say assyrian woman linked to a band kurdish group planted the bomb, ukraine's president to his her san just days

u. s. over strong appealed, sold vice pharmacies. the retail giant is a latest chain after cbs health than walgreen's to reach a deal to kills. lawsuits filed by state and local governments. opioid overdose is have caused the death of at least 500000 people. over the past 2 decades, they speak to gabriel. it is under a new york so gave. how did this set salomon come about? well, this is a lawsuits that have been going through the legal system for years now. and wal mart is now the 3rd major retailer here in the us. it is agreed to settle these thousands of law suits the 2 others being c, v. s. and walgreens. the walmart, one is mentioned about $3100000000.00. so a huge sum of money. and what this comes down to is that a states we're, we're suing wal mart saying that the, the pharmacies within the massive retail chain throughout the united states was turning a blind eye as they were selling these pain killers and huge quantities. he's pain killers that were ultimately funnelled into the hands of drug traffickers and then sold illegall

u. s. pressure over his countries ties with a want to get out of the navy where ever you are in the world. welcome to r t international. it's just policy our. it's great to have you with us. i'm right, mommy, let's get started. of the top story. this out, rushes defense ministry has said it's just repelled a recent series of attacks by the queen army in the upper russia. the nests and new guns regions. but as our correspondent, what does, he have visited artillery positions on the front line within close range of cubes? forces. he said, now this report in these conflict geography does no one and he favors fields and planes, villages, and cities, lakes and forests, all are unforgiving. all have their pitfalls. ah, we were here to meet a more touchy which took a while to find their experienced and always moving. ever ready for new targets? where there ah, coordinates are in enemy infantry movement. ah, 10 rounds are going to be launched that the coordinates provided by, by spot is thought they work up close. at maximum range is just over 4 kilometers. often enough, they work at half, that i

u. s. pressure over his countries tides with the russian nuclear sector, saying quote, ideology, doesn't he toms? he made those remarks as he attended international energy for him in the southern russian city of such the 1st signals of a european wide energy crisis i have appeared on the horizon. now we on gears, we look at the energy issue as a physical issue and not as a political one or another is an ideological one. because according to the current, let's say situation of science, it is impossible to heat your flat. we died eulogy or crate or whether with political statements. the atom expo international for me is one of the main events for the global nuclear industry. representatives from 17 countries have gathered to discuss topics stemming from the current energy crisis. how to increase international cooperation and ways to help the nuclear industry, tackle energy poverty and under developed countries. the form brings together key industry executives, international organizations, and government officials. peter c. r 2 again spoke with r t about his country's continued cooperation

u. s. of over the counter, every center, financial aid allocate the policy with policy control of congress. a ruling on the 8th, 17 plane glass and bias. i'm politically motivated. offer pair russian nationals, i'll sentence in caps and share with you i and good afternoon. good evening where ever you are the world. welcome to the national and welcome to the weekly where we can take a look at the past week. talk stories is great to have you with. i'm right somebody, let's get started. this week's tough. so he, he has back tracks on his previous claims and a miss out that they had to polish village this week, killing 2 people came from the russian murphy ukraine. air force 1st person has conceded a several pause. oh, the projects are actually appear. so been ukrainian. you guys present the last here in this, he said russia was to blame for the miss are despite adamant denials from moscow as also paid to change. his perspective on the incident is how many times as ukraine said, that the actions of the

u. s. of over those, both account, every sense of financial aid allocated the policy with partial control of congress and the hague ruling on the age, 17 plane crash as bias and politically motivated off russian, national or sentence in absentia with good, good afternoon, good evening where ever you are in the world, welcome to our t international. i welcome to the weekly where we take a look at both. we've talked stories. great to have you with us. i'm. we're on time on the, let's get started. this week stop story cave hasn't been tracked on his pre this claim that a mis wild. i hit a polish village this week, going to people came from the russian military ukraine air force. but as far as it has, can see that several parts of the projects are actually appear to have been ukrainian you great presence of as he who in this he said russia was to blame for the miss are despite adamant denials from moscow has also appeared to change his perspective on the incident. sure. it was, i don't know what happen

u. s. state department funding over the past 8 years. that's according to the u. s . online federal contract database. she has also worked as an anchor for the u. s. government's voice of america, person language, media service. back in january, 2020 as the tropic ministration was ramping up. anti iranian regime, change rhetoric at the end of trumps term. washington's institute for responsible state craft ran a photo of a lin ashad with secretary of state might palm pale and denounce the western press for platforming. ellen ashad to promote iranian regime change without disclosing her state department funding. it wouldn't be the 1st time that iranian regime change was powered by fake news. in 1953, the c i over through the government of prime minister mohammed mo, saw day in the wake of his nationalization of iranian oil to keep it out of the hands of western multi nationals, the sea ice operation. mockingbird, which ran from 948 to 976, infiltrated the press to promote disinformation and propaganda that greece. this gets for its foreign policy objectives, including i

u. s. state department funding over the past 8 years. that's according to the u. s . online federal contract database. she has also worked as an anchor for the u. s. government's voice of america, person language, media service. back in january, 2020, as the tropic ministration was ramping up anti iranian regime change rhetoric at the end of trump's term. washington's institute for responsible state craft ran a photo of a lind. ashad with secretary of state might palm pale and denounce the western press for platforming. ellen ashad to promote iranian regime change without disclosing her state department funding. surely, it's just a total coincidence that joe biden said just at the beginning of november quote, don't worry, we're gonna free iran. so now that true saving anti disinformation gatekeepers like trudeau and palm pale, have been busted, violating their own standards. are they going to ban themselves from media platforms before they can re offend or is the you to denounce this dis, information peddling and ban the source like they're so quick to do every single

u. s. and china is highly consequential. not only for g 20 countries, but for countries outside the group as well as the u. s. a. china compete for influence over the world, but particularly in the asia pacific, the stability of the relationship between the u. s. and china, the world's largest economies, has ramifications for the global economy as a whole. u. s. officials have raised that they will be discussing this concept of god, rails managing competition. that will be what will be discussed between the true leaders. how the countries can compete responsibly without veering towards conflict or confrontation. we know that from these policy high level meetings between beijing and washington, that is a concept that beijing is rather skeptical about. is it that this concept of god, rails who gets to set the parameters? is it really washington trying to derail hamper china's growth? that is the perspective from bay ging. whenever we see this concept of managed competition being raised in the face of all these tensions within the group, not only tension between the us and china, but of course, the issue that overshadows all these talks this week.