u. s. people, i'm not saying that google, amazon, facebook, and apple, or gotta have become too powerful. but what does this mean exactly? the global data collection machine may seem to be out of control, but controlling its leave is, are the heads of google, amazon, facebook, and apple. we in directly pay for free services like google maps in whatsapp without data. every click purchase, all like we make gets collected and analyzed by tech companies. this allows them to better understand that uses and other companies to create more targeted personalized ads. the gaffer group has become infamous, not least because of their cutthroat business models. they take the profit they make on their respective platforms and use this to buy other companies to take over new market areas. not jack competitors or higher top level professionals. over the past decade, google and it's parent company, alphabet acquired more than a $120.00 companies facebook around 80, and amazon around to 90. this makes it harder for

u. s. people have rallied for abortion rights. they were responding to a leaked draft opinion from the supreme court that indicated the court is in favor of overturning the landmark roe vs wade ruling that ruling legalized abortion nationwide in 1973, some anti abortion protesters also stage demonstrations is reminder of the top stories we're following for you. the european commission has called on member states to ban oil imports from russia, commission president, also a funder line, outline to 6 package of sanctions against moscow, and called forth phased embargo. that would put a hold to rush of orlin forts by the end of this year. and russia has launched new stripes against the city of the v f in easton ukraine in west of ukraine. i'm sorry, the city's mayor says explosions knocked onto power in some areas and injured to people. meanwhile, ukrainian fight to say russia has launched a new assault on the steel plant in the besieged city of mario pope. and that's it from me and the news team of finance coming up next, a documenta

u. s. people are now saying that google, amazon, facebook and apple or gaffer, have become too powerful. but what does this mean exactly? the global data collection machine may seem to be out of control, but controlling its leavers are the heads of google, amazon, facebook, and apple. we indirectly pay for free services, like google maps in whatsapp, that data every click purchase like we make gets collected and analyzed by tech companies. this allows them to better understand that uses and other companies to create more targeted personalized ads. the gaffer group has become infamous, not least because of their cutthroat business models. they take the profit they make on their respective platforms and use this to buy other companies to take over new market areas. not jack competitors or higher top level professionals. over the past decade, google and it's parent company, alphabet acquired more than a $120.00 companies facebook around 80, and amazon around to 90. this makes it harder for uses to es

u. s. people have rallied for abortion rights in cities across the country. they were responding to a leaked draft opinion indicating the supreme court is in favor of overturning the landmark roe vs wade ruling if legalized abortion nationwide in 1973, some pro abortion protesters also staged demonstrations. the governor of us state of new mexico has as president biden, to declare a disaster and free up financial aid as wildfire spread across the region, thousands have been forced to flee so far. the fires burned nearly 600 square kilometers and the united nations secretary general is in nigeria, on his 1st visit there with the war in ukraine distracting the world's attention, antonio garage has urged owners and governments not forget other humanitarian crises. he travelled to a town in ne mornow state known as the birthplace of boca her rom. the jihadist group has terrorized the region for years. a grand welcome for a special guests. this dance group is here to welcome the united nations, a catchy general on to new terrace, to me degree, the capital of porn

u. s. people have rallied for abortion rights. they were responding to a leaked draft opinion from the supreme court that indicated the court is in favor of overturning the landmark roe vs wade ruling that ruling legalized abortion nationwide in $973.00, some anti abortion protesters also stage demonstrations. the governor of the u. s. state of new mexico has asked president biden to declare a disaster and free up financial aid. as wildfires spread across the region, thousands have been forced to flee. so far the fires have burnt. nearly 600 square kilometers. a record breaking down for the spanish city of valencia triggered floods and course chaos. the cities transport system valencia, which is on spain's eastern mediterranean coast, hold more than 200 liters of rain per square meter. it just 24 hours. a crew led by the u. s. had, has handed over control of the international space station to russian cosmonaut, c. nasa, commander tom marshburn and 3 other astronauts will leave the station and return to earth later this will. russi

u. s, people have rallied for abortion rights in cities across the country. they were responding to a leaked draft opinion indicating that the supreme court is in favor of overturning the landmark roe vs wade ruling. it legalized abortion nationwide in 1973, some anti abortion protesters also staged demonstration a u. s. lead crew has handed over control of the international space station to russian cosmonaut, nasa, commander, tom marshburn and 3 other astronauts will leave the station and return to earth later this week. russia has threatened to pull out of i assess cooperation of western war related sanctions continue and a record breaking down for in the spanish city of valencia triggered floods and cause chaos in the cities transport system. valencia, which is on spain's eastern mediterranean coast, caught more than $200.00 leaders of rain per square meter in just 24 hours. united nations secretary general is in nigeria, on his 1st visit there, with the war and ukraine distracting the world's attention. antonio guitarist has urged donors and governments n

u. s. this year. people blame the national rifle association and tax laws that allow teenagers to get guns. but some u. s. senators say that there is a link with russia saying that russians are sponsoring the association. the dark money operation run by the national rifle association. it has immense, secretive political clout. it's impossible to track the money flowing in and out of the r a because it's not properly disclosed, but there has been evidence step russian money has flowed into the r a. and let's cross live to investigative journalist rick sterling read. thanks for being with us . you're not international. so the u. s. is making a connection between shootings and russia. is that justifiable? no, i think that's nonsense. and i don't think there are many people that would believe, but frankly earlier in the west accused prudent of causing a food crisis. not really just the shootings at all. but why does the u. s. so often blame russia for domestic problems in the u. s. well they both referred to the

u. s. people have rallied for abortion rights in cities across the country. the protests were in response to a leaked draft opinion indicating that justices are looking to overturn the landmark roe v wade ruling. it legalized abortion nationwide in 1973. some republicans welcomed the draft ruling but democratic vice president campbell, a harris condemned it as an assault on freedom. those republican leaders who are trying to weapon eyes the use of the law against women. well, we say, how dare they? how dare they tell a woman what she can do and cannot do with her own body? how dare they? how dare they try to stop her from determining her own future? how dare they tried to deny women, their rights, and their freedoms. eliminations capital washington dc protest is head held, rival demonstrations for and against abortion rights. for a 2nd day on tuesday, hundreds of people gathered to make their voices heard outside the supreme court. oh, the bomb show league said a firestorm of fury in the u. s. capital as pro choice protestors gathered outside the supreme cour

u . s. this year. people blame the national rifle association and tax laws that allow teenagers to get guns. but some us sen say that there's a link with russia saying that russians are sponsoring the association. the dark money operation run by the national rifle association. it has immense if secretive political clout, it's impossible to track the money flowing in and out of the r a because it's not properly disclosed. but there has been evidence. step russian money has flowed into the r a and we heard from investigative journalist, rick sterling, who thinks that these shootings are a symptom of toxicity in american society. i think most americans would look very skeptically at their blaming and blaming russia for the events in all the texas. there is a lot of pressure and criticism of the national rifle association. and beyond that, the weapons industry, which has been profiting, what's much less criticized is the defense industry, which of course is, is the, is the elephant in the room. and to with their

u. s. they just don't trust the u. s. things haven't weighed a change. people on the continent still don't like america's presence, wasn't polluted job and the americans are back because they see an advantage to take over the remaining resources and continue to enrich themselves. we have little to no chance of getting help to stop them from taking our resources they are posing as if they are helping us. but they have their own agenda and the benefits they get in return. they are benefiting from whatever they are doing in africa. there is something they want that all signed them intimidating until they tried to manipulate our resources and love we haven't what we've come for. it's so hard to gain in they've tried to take it as their own and blue take it away from us was we worked really hard to be where we are good. i mean with the local it all and the your presence is not helping us. as you can see, many people are suffering in prices for everything are increasing. we are still facing a high unemployment rate for me. their presence is not helping. they might co

a boat to carrying suspected migrants as cap size north west of puerto rico, killing 11 people, or u. s. customs and border protection helicopter spotted the overturned boat on thursday. 31 people have now been rescued from the water by the u. s. coast guard and the dominican navy. hundreds of people have been detained in the waters around puerto rico. the last year, mostly from haiti, and the dominican republic, the u. s. has passed 1000000 deaths from the cove 19 pandemic. the highest of any country health experts are working to find out why so many people have died. reynolds spoke to one american who lost her entire family and says, the country is handling of the virus was inept. in march 2020 lucy esparza casarez got sick. she quickly recovered from the headache and chills, but soon her husband david was feeling very ill. coughing and unable to stand. he was rushed to a hospital. lucy was not allowed to see her husband, and soon a nurse called to say, david was being put on a ventilator. she said, okay, so are we, we're, we're ready to do the procedure. so i'll let you talk to him o

u. s. defense manufacturers. it doesn't go to the ukrainian people, it doesn't go to the ukrainian government, it goes to the biggest defense companies. eventually, the u. s. government policy is going to have to be, to support them into the courts because that's the only way that we can bring this conflict to an end and to try to minimize the loss of life. so be, as president, has expressed his regrets about how the form has turned into what he called a mouth piece of the west. alexander, which it claims the only dominating issue is ukraine on descent, is not accepted. timber creek training issue dominate so much over all other topics that the form is basically just a huge support for ukraine. divorce used to be a place where you could hear different things, different opinions for him or person who seeing an angler. merkel came here at the same time. we were group now. it's become an absolutely and exclusively western oriented place. you can discuss something only within the given framework. the coming from the equivalent of the pressing issue discussed are diverse, is the possible end of globalization. the conflic

u. s. defense manufacturers. it doesn't go to the ukrainian people, it doesn't go to the ukrainian government, it goes to the biggest defense companies. eventually, the u. s. government policy is going to have to be to support that means go courts because that's the only way that we can bring this conflict to an end and to try to minimize the loss of life. on another pressing issue discussed our doubles as a possible end of globalization. the conflicts in ukraine on western sanctions against warsaw exacerbates of the economic troubles created by the global pandemic, and of hence it how fragile the global economy potentially is. some speakers of the forum, the outlook is disastrous. you go back to 2007, 2008 in arab spring. you look at the economic indicators, then you had 40 nations with political unrest, ryah's protest, and today the conditions are actually worse. globalization is not a good thing. it's so great. is it moving? is it boise? i think it's them poor, really bossing. one of the main consequences of d globalization is the decline of production frampton arise in food protectionism. for example, malaysia h

at people can not do illegal activity and cause harm with empiric any country will react in the way in latin america in latin america, where there has not been any campaign by the u. s. government. there are people whose eyes have been taken up in chile, in columbia income in some of these countries that have been dozens of massacres within one year. none of that happened in cuba. none of that. and do you say that when dod 1st in the latin american countries, this is to set an example, was this a qualification only for cuba? cuba has, of course, been at odds with the united states for 61 years. and the embargo of blockades as cuba calls it from the united states has been ongoing fact. it's much harsher now than it was for many, many years. yet that is something that you probably won't be able to change. how can the cuban government, or what can the cuban government do to convince it? citizens do not want to leave on your own merits. not something that depends on the united states. because that's the case i give up. i think you're right, there's nothing in the horizon that tells us that the us economic policy to try to punish cuba and to make life as difficult as pos

u. s. emory high inflation for many of them, including some of the richest people, u. s. president, on his administration. here's ortiz kill of not been with more. no one seems to be buying the biden ministrations claim that the rising inflation is actually all the fault of russia. we have to rich man, no on mosque and jeff laming bye for the increasing problem of inflation in the they know inflation hurts the medius to most, but unions aren't causing inflation and neither are wealthy people. remember the administration, they failed, but if they had succeeded, inflation would be even today's, at a 40 year high. the honest reason for inflation is that the government printed a zillion amount of more money than it had. this is not super complicated. this administration just doesn't seem to get a lot done. it's important to point out that jeff days, those is the owner of the washing. you have a lot, mos speaking there as well, and just purchased twitter in san the 2 of them are blaming the by the ministration . now the city was point out. we're talking about 8.3 percent ris

and these 10 people have been killed in the shooting . in a supermarket, u. s. a city of buffalo police in york state say the gunman is in custody. order to local media. he was dressed in body armor and at least 3 other people were injured . rushes at president latimer putin has told his finished counterpart that joining nato would be a mistake. sally nestor informed booting of finland's intention to join the alliance in a phone call on saturday. russia cut off its electricity supply earlier in what's seen as retaliation for those pants. russian power accounts for around 10 percent or fin in supply, but the government in helsinki says it's making up the shortfall with imports from sweden, which is also likely to join later. i hope that that's weird and will also decide to join nato to get there with finland and that we are making the decisions simultaneously. and hopefully we'll give them or send staff locations that we are willing to join nato together. i think this is crucial from the perspective of the whole nordic and baltic sea region, the security, a region

u. s. intervention in ukraine because this conflict should be local. it is so lily between russia and ukraine. we want to open people's eyes to what's happening in the u. s. weapon supplies to ukraine is a, me, a business and reality. washington doesn't carry a little room about a situation inside the country. they are supporting the u. s. has placed a huge bed in the ukraine, and he's afraid to lose or so. it is dragon, more and more countries into this conflict. the effects of western sanctions on russia being felt across the globe, including in central america with russia, one of the world's largest fertilizer exporters, accounting for more than 12 percent of the global market. sanctions on exports are putting that entire region on the verge of an agricultural crisis, as we heard on the ground and mexico cylinder plus holes in last year i planted 3 hector's but this year only one set of year due to rising prices for raw materials and especially due to the shortage of russian fertilizers caused by the impose sanctions. sergio garcia has had to play less corn and tomatoes this year. over the past decade and mexico's

u. s. president biden. and the american people in supporting ukraine fight against the russian aggressor is crucially says, look forward to new, powerful defense assistance. today, it is needed more than ever. and so, earlier, zalinski again emphasized the need for diplomacy to ultimately end the war in ukraine. this is russia's offensive, continues including an attack which destroyed a large patch of weapons and military equipment delivered from ukraine's western allies, as it carried out a missile strike near a railway station in util mer west of the capital keys. russia also says it's tolerated fuel storage facilities near a desa in the south. really, you are the upper, the armed forces of the russian federation continued the special military operation in ukraine. high precision, long range, sea bass missiles near the marine railway station and just me region have destroyed a large batch of weapons and military equipment delivered from the us and european countries for a grouping of ukrainian troops. and don bass. russian air b

u. s. well, food program found a 193000000 people in 53 countries. didn't have enough to eat last year. the w h o has warned access to safe abortions is crucial to saving lives. in the fall as the leaking of documents suggesting the u. s. supreme court may soon reverse. a landmark abortion ruling draft opinion has fault pro, an anti abortion rights demonstrations to this is case, gaunt has recovered. 24 more bodies from 4 boats that sank off its coast 11 days ago. 67 people and now confirmed dead. the u. s. says us now equally preparing for both scenarios with an without the iran nuclear do the state to palm and warned it's uncertain if they will be a mutual return to compliance with the 2015 agreement between to ron and weld powers and real madrid staves. a dramatic late come back against march the city to set up a champions league final with liverpool and lie league champion, speed city 31 and 1651. i could get those headlights in. these continues. yeah. now to 0 to when i talk to alger see room, we ask, what is the time table in your mind? when do you think that you are, can be over

people at every stage. you know, here in the u. s. biden has broken every campaign promise. every single one. they are so cynical they know what people want and that's why they make the promise. but when they get into office, there is, there's always a dog and pony show and a good cop bad cop to explain away their failures. but it is a uniform polar world, there is no turning back. but i again have to say, i fear that these people who are running u. s. foreign policy. don't know that they don't have a plan b. this is their role of the dice to try to keep the game going. but the only way to keep it going is to do something dangerous. we need people who have common sense, who can say that we must have peaceful coexistence with other countries. this notion of controlling the whole world will doom us all to failure at the very least and war at the worst. yeah. yeah. we would that we don't deserve these leads that that's for sure are, and it's all the time we have here many thanks my guess in new york, paris and in hong kong. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at archie, see you next ti

people. it was supported by u. s. customs and border protection helicopter. on thursday 31 people were rescued by the u. s. coast guard and the dominican navy. more now on our top story, the killing of serene ab locklear by us israeli forces palestinian artists are paying tribute to the al jazeera journalist. they painted a large mural in garza city on friday. there'll be a funeral service and bait honey in occupied east jerusalem. she's the 12 for al jazeera journalist, killed since the networks creation just 25 years ago. these are their names ah ah ah ah . who without a 0, these are our top stories. thousands of palestinians have paid tribute to al jazeera journalist, serene abu acura at a state service held in her honor. in ramallah shri.

people at every stage. you know, here in the u. s. biden has broken every campaign promised. every single one. they are so cynical they know what people want and that's why they make the promise. but when they get into office there's, there's always a dog and pony show and a good cop bad cop to explain away their failures. but it is a uniform polar world. there is no turning back, but i again have to say, i fear that these people who are running u. s. foreign policy. don't know that they don't have a plan b. this is their role of the dice to try to keep the game going. but the only way to keep it going is to do something dangerous. we need people who have common sense, who can say that must have peaceful coexistence with other countries. this notion of controlling the whole world will doom us all to failure at the very least. and war at the worst. yeah, yeah, we would, we don't deserve these leads that, that's for sure. or at all the time we have here many, thanks them i guess in new york, paris and in hong kong. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here, darky. see you next time. remember

there are all people who have worked for the united states state department for the pentagon, for the u. s. military, there people from stratford, which is known as the shadow, cia, they're there from the atlantic council, which is rapidly anti anti russian. i think tag, which for years has called for, for more and more hawkish behavior by the united states and its allies against russia. nevertheless, the news lives institute doesn't, doesn't make any secret of what its mission is and that is the fashion and to enhance u. s. foreign policy our purpose is to shape u. s. foreign policy based on a deep understanding of regional g. i politics and the value systems of those regions. given their mission statement, given the fact that they are related to the fairfax university, which has been a, you know, in the, in a scandal because of lacks education standards that had almost had its license revoked. and given the people that they've hired and whose views coincide almost entirely with the u. s. department, there are serious questions about any sort of claims of independence. will the claims the

u. s. innovation in ukraine because this conflict should be local. it is so lily between russia and ukraine. we want to open people's eyes to what's happening. the u. s. weapon supplied to ukraine is a me, a business. in reality, washington doesn't carry little about the situation inside the country. they are supporting. the u. s. has placed a huge burden the ukraine and he's afraid to lose or so it is dragon more and more countries into this conflict. okay. time in moments for another visit to the cross . talk studio with john peter and guess writer head that i'm back at the top with all your latest global news takes life from moscow. this is art. ah, what else shows seemed wrong when all proofs just don't hold any world that you have to shape out. this thing becomes the african and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. for only one main thing is important for knox. ism internationally speaking, that is that nations, but that's allowed to do anything, all the mazda races, and then you have the mind, the nations who are the slaves. americans, bro

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u. s. georgia is blocked plans to discontinue and immigration policy that prevents people from seeking asylum in the u. s. this is a policy that is known as title 42 and it was implemented to help prevent the spread of coven 19. but medical experts is saying it's no longer needed catch you lopez. how diane has more many of these migrants have been waiting and the one mexico for years hoping to seek asylum in the us. but along with thousands of others, still have to wait longer. a federal judge has extended an immigration policy known as title 42, which blocks most of them from claiming asylum. that's why we've been waiting for so long for years. with title 42 in place, we're not allowed to request asylum. god willing, we can find a solution because returning to our country's isn't really an option. the policy introduced under donald trump's administration allows the government to expel migrants from the u. s. to prevent the spread of cooper 19 president joe biden was you to lift the measure on monday, but a correlation of 24 states sued and one sentiment and you look at these, we understand t

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u. s. 193000000 people in 53 countries, didn't have enough to eat last year. that 40000000 more from the year before. if you, if you met a gasket, south you done, and yemen are among the worst affected by more than half a 1000000 people are facing catastrophic conditions, including starvation and death. around 26000000 children under the age of 5, a malnourished and in need of urgent treatment. while food programs, rebecca richard says root causes of severe hunger and famine need to be addressed. these, most of these numbers is, as we've seen, also one of africa are in quite a small group of countries. and if we look at the causes, they're really around the combination of climate change, especially with the drought in one. but also conflict will say the economic repercussions prove it, and i have to say the ukraine crisis is going to make a rule, operate local food system, much, much more fragile. we already see higher number of the cost of food. and so many of our countries, price hikes, the cost of oil, all of these effects accounts for supply chain and the

there are all people who have worked for the united states state department for the pentagon, for the u. s. military, there people from stratford, which is known as the shadow, cia, they're there from the atlantic council, which is rapidly until anti russian. i think tag, which for years is called 4 for more and more hawkish, behavior by the united states and its allies against russia. nevertheless, the news lives institute doesn't, doesn't make any secret of what its mission is and that is the fashion and to enhance u. s. foreign policy, our purpose is to shape you as foreign policy based on a deep understanding of regional g i, politics and the value systems of those regions. while they're, they're alleging that russia and this is that the, their words in the russia could reasonably be accused of genocide, of all intent to commit genocide. now they, they may call all sorts of arguments which are entirely based on ukraine's point of view and what ukranian officials and ukrainian media, both of which are in war propaganda mode of said, citing examples of various as they say, atrocities car

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