u. s. right now is not the worn ukraine. the problem in the u. s. right now is americans are spending too much money and unfortunately, that is a political message that nobody a washington dc wants to deliver their particular voters. and that is, of course, the problem here. the reality is, is they over did it, but nobody in d. c wants that hot potato was christopher thornburgh, of beacon economics, there are financial correspondent ins. quarter has been watching the reaction on the new york stock exchange. as always, yes. these low rates had kept a lot of money flowing in the financial markets over the last couple of years and made a lot of investors, a pretty rich, at least on paper. what was the reaction to this change today? we saw an increase in to interestingly, the strong reaction to this effect meeting, christie, we saw the blue chips with all the s and p 500. gaining about 3 percent. that's been the best trading day pretty much into a year. the reason might be that jermel impala hinted that he's not going to increase interest rates by 75 bas

u. s. right, so i popped the question about gun loss is probably one of the most divisive questions in the us. why is that the right to bear weapons in this country is, is so deeply ingrained in the identity of americans whenever we are going out and, and doing stories about shooting and stricter gun laws. we hear that this is my right to bear a weapon and no one is allowed to take this away. and on top of that, there is this very powerful gun lobby. the n r a. were to sell, obviously protecting this multi $1000000000.00 business. and they get support from politicians like ted cruz, for example, the tax and senator who didn't ask for better background check last night of the shooting or a further gun restrictions quite the opposite. his immediate reaction yesterday after the shooting was that the country needs more guns that people need to be able to defend themselves. he wasn't asking for better background checks. he was asking for policeman in front of every school to stop killers, like the you

u. s . you see that mass of cloud, angry, stormy weather, just coming through it all associated with this cold front which extends all way from east and canada for the northeast of the u. s. right down into the deep south and that's the boundary between cooler air and very warm air coming in from the gulf of mexico. so we're looking at to 13 celsius in chicago. 33 celsius in d. c. big cabbage contrast. hence, as massive storms which will clear away a place to say as we go on into monday. se brighter dryer fresher, more comfortable. 21 celsius. still a few showers down towards the caroline is pushing into georgia, gloria showers across the great plains, and they are driving the way further east, which as we go through tuesday, could see some localized flooding could catch a tornado or to some large house and damaging winds always a possibility. further west, no sign of any rain around the desert. southwest. somebody re really radicals that western side of the west into western canada. a large dry 2 is put her way down into mexico. we have got some showers around the yucatan peninsula. plenty of showers across the caribbean, though. sort of south of guatemala right down into pana

u. s. right to own a gun, what is it about that that they can't let go of? well, i think a lot of that has to do with the culture and a lot of it has to do with the political power that we we know that the n r a is in the business of intimidating people and using fear mongering to push politicians to be, have a specific stance, and let's be clear to, there's no democrats in congress saying we need to go door to door and take everybody's gun. however, that generate tells its members, we believe we do believe that there is a 2nd. of course, people have the right to protect themselves, but what people don't have the right to do is walk into an elementary school and murder, children, and teachers. and so what we have to do is as not just democrats, but as people in this country is fight back against these lies and let people know that we have real tangible solutions. yes, some of them have to do with the regulation of guns. yes. other ones have to do with getting money directly into what's called community violence intervention. so we can stop violence before it

so the impact of what we're seeing right now in the u. s. is debate around about abortion rights and where roe v wade heads from here is really crucial and deciding the coming years you're up to date. you're watching the w news. i'm told me a lot equal. stay with us. not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day in depth look at current news, events analyzed by experts and critical thinkers, which is the weekdays on d w ah.

so the impact of what we're seeing right now in the u. s. is debate around about abortion rights and where roe v wade heads from here is really crucial and deciding of the coming years. abortion rights will be a crucial issue on the campaign trail ahead of mid term elections this fall, d w meant one activist fighting to safeguard a woman's right to choose days after the supreme court document week. leslie templeton sees her mission more clearly than ever. the reproductive rights activist is getting ready to speak at a rally in front of the supreme court. i'm hoping to achieve people realize that abortion is like saving healthcare. we're all impacted by it. lives will be lost if ro is overturn. for the 25 year old, the right to abortion is personal. she's part of the quarter of us women who live with a disability. her condition makes life threatening pregnancy complications more likely . i felt scared for women like me who have kidney disease. you don't know what to are olds. again, it's life or death and died reality for so many people is ter

so the impact of what we're seeing right now in the u. s. is debate around about abortion rights and where roe v wade heads from here is really crucial and deciding the coming years german astronaut mathias mara has given his 1st press conferences returning to earth 5 days ago morrow spent 6 months on the international space station and became the 4th german to complete a space, walk the view of a roster notes mathias mara. this was a personal highlight of his time in orbit with all the customer was on the noise. when i'm talking to susan and then you look at our planet and you recognize things that you've only heard about to statistics. and suddenly you take what's happening down there to heart. you see where people live, where people impact on nature. and when nature is changing, morrow spent just of the 6 months on the international space station. but the assist on the an incredibly good job up in space. so a lot of experiments are, have been conducted there. but also an e v. a which of course is always a highlight. russia invaded ukraine,

so the impact of what we're seeing right now in the u. s. is debate around about abortion rights and where roe v wade heads from here is really crucial and deciding of the coming years soon was almost gone. a reporting from washington soon. we thank you very much for your continued coverage life in the ukrainian tab. okay. this slowly regaining some semblance of normality. 2 thirds of the cities that habitants have returned. restaurants cafes are open for business. and that's also true of gems and boxing a beloved sport. and ukraine is helping some people deal with the stress of war. weeks after russian forces retreated from the suburbs of cave gems have begun to reopen at the all star. as boxing club enthusiasts stay in shape while warding off anxiety and stress. we'll as well as condensed the child with the curfew in the city and restricted movement we needed someplace to blow off steam and discharge emotional tension i get was naturally, this helps a lot. is that the ocean from a higher for the past 2 decades, ukraine has excelled, and the

u . s. government. right. so these are conspiracy theory narratives expressed in the form of means in the form of a b, in the form of jokes in the circuit. 8 on line and get a lot of views. there's a study that more than half of filipinos rely on social media for their information and even we compete has been contaminated with all of the micro smith's mom. my b a's were regarding these fact checking independent already we have tried to correct all of these myths and fake news, but every time different sites, i believe that they come back. so the idea that more importantly, the large just need organization. yes, it has been shut down. so this is effect that the way that people appreciate information abs cb and occupied a dominant place and the filipino media landscape until it made an enemy of rodrigo, do territory in 2020 after the president repeatedly complained about the network's news coverage. the congress refused to renew its broadcast license effectively cancelling, it's free to channel. but the governme

u. s. president, come and go. but the fact will remain that japan host the largest military footprint of the united states without japan, the u. s. asia strategy, i would not have been materialized. right. and so it is incumbent upon japan to urge the united states into incentivized united states to remain firm in this part of the world. i'm not asking united states to stay, i'm asking the japanese government to do the best to do the utmost. okay, make the u. s. president as a secure and as reliable as possible. all right, we've got about a minute. let me give it to vixen now. does the warren ukraine impact china's plans in the south china sea in towards taiwan at all? does that have implications? thank you. allow me to make a 1st point. i think, ever since 1945, the us troops, i've never left japan. in reality, the u. s. troops are still an occupying force in japan. i hope japan will focus on peace and development and will eventually regain its full sovereignty rather than being following the u. s. leadership in the world. secondly, the ukranian war has its own logic. it is untrue to say that the international community is against russia in this war. as a matter of fact, you are only

intimidation ah, bottom to prague are we begin with the threat to remove the right of american women to have an abortion that u. s. chief justice has confirmed a lead draft decision about abortion rights is authentic and has ordered an investigation. the document suggest the u. s. supreme court will scrap roe vs wade . the u. s. president has urged congress to pass legislation protecting abortion rights. joe biden says, a woman's right to choose is fundamental. like, you know, if this decision whole is really quite a radical decision. it basically says, all the decisions related to your private life will you marry whether or not you decide to conceive a child or not, whether not you can have on the voicemail range of other decision. whether not how you raise your child. what does this do? does this mean that in florida they can decide they're going to pass a law saying that same sex marriage is not visible against the law in florida? so there's a whole, it's like a fun. the middle shift in america. well, a very controversial subject. her, she returns his live for us at washington, d. c. with more reaction we've b

u. s. senate, they have been largely blocked by conservatives who are very much a defenders of what's known as the 2nd amendment or the right to bear arms, which is entrenched in the u. s. constitution. the right to have a hand gun or a high powered assault rifle is something that many americans hold dear, and they elect officials that into congress that will defend that right. and so this is a divisive issue, and as a result has not led to any substantial change in the united states. so it's unlikely we'll see change this time either. and kimberly the national rifle association, that's the biggest u. s. gun lobby is holding its convention in texas on friday. do we expect them to, to respond to this and if they do high? so notably silent and it is ironic that so close to the side of this latest tragedy, there will be the convention of the national rifle association. there's been no comment so far. we are watching to see what will come of that in attendance. will be former president trump staunch supporter of the 2nd amendment, ambient array as well as the texas governor and greg abbott. and it ted cruz, another a strong gun

u. s. senate plans to vote on a national abortion rights bill. we explain why some critics say it's doomed to fail . ah. the recent flooding in the eastern side, the u. s. particularly west virginia is in this class. he was gonna show that bloom there means yet more rain falling up in the northern plane states that brought up some warm air with it. so we forget snow, which we couldn't done 2 weeks ago. the onshore breeze now in the forecast monday means cold weather for new york. 60 degrees with that wind will feel pretty cold, but least it's dry and sunny. but there's winter around in the cascade. mountains, again, coming down through british columbia into the northern rockies, is brought temps down, or it will bring it down to 14 in san francisco. despite all that, as you know, there, a fire has been in new mexico. the fire danger still with us because of his strong dry winds, still blowing right as leave north america, the bahamas showers here in cuba from the talent that system is now offshore. and the pacific coast of guatemala, down towards

u. s. policy right now that the government of ukraine should have sovereignty over and full territorial integrity of ukraine. as of the time it became independent. that means not just the territory rushes taken since february 24th, but the 2 fake republics and the don bass region that were declared in 2014 and return to the crimea. now that may not be achievable immediately, but, and there are many other issues, reparations responsibility for the war, but this is a territorial war, and that is something we need to make up for us purposes what we consider our objectives today. one of the hallmarks of this conflict of the bio ministration is proud of is that it shared real intelligence that we had on vladimir putin's decision making and his likely decision to go to war. a lot of our allies thought we were war mongering and didn't, didn't take us seriously. i guess the question i have is, did the bite administration not believe its own intelligence that should we not have pre positioned much more material and support early on to have a definitive impact than we did? because it seems to me to be a co

one that amnesty international human rights watch. even the u. s. reporter on palestine have reported it as such as, as an up on that stick, but yet the, the western governments continue to appease. most of them continue to appease the zillow garage. so we have a major chism here. international public opinion is changing for the better and i think the role of media is very important. but government, these to be nudged further. and i think it's important to continue the pressure on that. democracies in the west, simply because israel is dependent on them for its existence, for its prosperity, for its trade and, and recognition on so on, so forth without the west. it's going to be very hard israel to survive moving forward than the region in the middle east. and hence, that sort of pressure wouldn't be always important. if public opinion is, as you suggest, changing at this moment, there are now growing calls for an international transparent investigation. do you think that there will be enough pressure brought to bear so that an actual transparent i

recap of the main stories are following the sound now and pro and anti abortion rights demonstrators of converged outside the u. s. supreme court. after lead document suggested justices could reverse the countries landmark abortion low president joe biden is called woman's right to choose fundamental and, and urged congress to act more than a 100 civilians evacuated from the besieged city of murray. paul reached the safety of ukrainian control as apple risha. the group were trapped inside the as all still steel plant for up to 2 months as the city was devastated by bombing 200 more, a still trapped inside one. now the inspector general is warned that tax in the south region of africa have gone from being a regional issue to a global one. and having a good terrorist made these remarks on a tour of west africa where he's been visiting santa golden asia and nigeria. nicholas hoc reports on this now from duck ha. the terrorist is yours to bury region by the maryan border is a remote refugee camp where people live in fear. they're mostly women and children from neighboring molly fling. what they say is an unstoppable

rights. and gentlemen are from washington disease, the u. s. special envoy for afghan women girls and human rights rena. amelie. welcome, mr. murray. the taliban continue to issue draconian dick tad's curtailing women's freedoms in afghanistan in your assessment is the situation for women and girls are going to keep getting worse. it was 1st thank you for having me on and putting a spotlight on the really critical issue. unfortunately, what we're seeing is as an extending set of restrictions on women, and it's quite systematic, it's certainly not looking good as, as $11.00 off on women characterized to me, she said that she had a sense that there was a tall about a war on women and they this, i think if it's something to, to really take stock, is that women and i feel under siege by the de facto authorities. and so how can you or the united states end of this siege? well, we've made our position and families. we clear that the situation of women and girls and human rights is of critical importance to us. the ton of them have consistently said

u. s. constitution makes no specific mention of abortion rights. this is really just tearing apart everything that we've worked for and everything. all the change that we've worked for to happen. it would represent a seismic shift and us politics, pushing decisions on abortion rights back to individual states. ah, it could also have a major impact on upcoming midterm elections as well as the presidential vote in 20 . 24 will be on the safe side. and regardless, california we'll, we'll keep it legal here. but other states like texas and others were in the red states are pretty, are 21 states are waiting with legislation to be the restrictive wharton or the band altogether. right now at this point, you're waiting for this kind of decision. several conservative states have recently joined a growing push to restrict abortions. some activists are calling for legislation at the federal level to protect rights that we need mass, co does in hundreds of cities across the nation to defend where we went. and we also need to go on the off and said to the mosco

u. s. government. right? so these are conspiracy theory narratives expressed in the form of names in the form of a, b, in the form of jokes in the circuit. 8 on line and get a lot of views. there's a study, more than half of filipinos rely on social media for their information and even we compete has been contaminated with all of the micro smith's mom my days. where regarding these fact checking independent organizations tried to correct all of these myths and fake news, but everything, mr. sites, i believe that they come back. i believe that more importantly, the large just need organization. yes, it has been shut down. this is effect that the way that people appreciate information abs cb and occupied a dominant place in the filipino media landscape until it made an enemy of rodrigo . detecting in 2020 after the president repeatedly complained about the networks news coverage. the congress refused to renew its broadcast license effectively cancelling it's free to air travel. the government has also used last

u. s. is facing right now at home and also the fact that maybe there's not the sentiment to have us military overseas for another drawn out campaign. what are your thoughts? well, the u. s. has never backed up any of its so called allies, i mean, and the people that it uses as pawns have paid a terrible price. now, the us couldn't succeed in afghanistan or iraq. the idea of them succeeding against russia is, is slim to non existent. however, as long as the military contractors can sell mega weapons, billions and billions of dollars, they're more than happy to keep a war, any war going. so i think they're quite willing to keep pumping in one thing. i mean, we should think 2 months ago, they promised 1300000, then it was up to 4000000, then it was up to 8000000. and the latest piece of legislation, it's up to $40000000000.00 and they're just getting started. so they're all for the military contracts with selling more weapons, even if it never arrives. and the, the last sold them made enormous profit is a system that exists on war and on war profits. so i think it's a very dangerous, what are t

that's right, the u. s. government and several human rights groups around the world have expressed a lot of concern, a lot of skepticism. they're worried that this trip will be used to whitewash any alleged atrocities taking place in shinji. and certainly, beijing has a history of tightly controlling and curating any trips by foreign dignitaries to sensitive areas, especially since young and now we've got this covered 19 outbreak across the country, there'll be extra restrictions on her team traveling here. so it will be very unlikely that michelle bash lay will be able to freely talk to people on the streets of sion. john, for example, will get access to areas that aren't on their very strict itinerary, and the fear is that she won't get anywhere close to having a genuine view or what is taking place. there may have been some very serious allegations including a one. the allegations of 1000000000 people being kept illegally in, in term and caps for sterilization forced labor, what many rights groups and so

pro abortion rights activists have demonstrated in several u. s. cities. they're responding to a lead to supreme court opinion, which threatens to and national access to the procedure. gabriel, as on the reports, ah, under cloudy skies and light rain, thousands of supporters of abortion rights took to the streets of washington dc. the weather, perhaps symbolic of what they say will be dark days ahead. if the right to abortion is overturned, it is a huge. this isn't a woman, right? but it is her body, it changes her life, it changes everything else. reach stems from elite draft opinion published earlier this month, suggesting the supreme court was poised to overturn roe vs wade. the landmark 49 year old ruling that said the u. s. constitution guarantees a person's right to terminate a pregnancy, and it's not going to just stop because the law says, so it's just going to drive women to more dangerous procedures. one of the speakers at this rally was congresswoman barbara lee recently has opened up about getting an abortion herself. as a teenager, it was my b

rights. and in fact, the u. s. president joe biden, speaking about this very recently in about the last week or so as he addressed the white house correspondents association dinner, which is a dinner dedicated to upholding journalism rights and free speech. and something that is entrenched in the us constitution, or is the 1st amendment or the right to free speech. it's not something that is recognized around the world universally. and so this is something is cherished here in the united states. recognize that it is not something that all humans have and that journalist fight for that every single day. and that is exactly something that sharon was doing when she died. and so the u. s. president talking about this, saying that he believes that journalists or guardians of truth. and that is why that her death has certainly caused the by did ministration to not just be concerned, but could condemn her death in a very strongly worded statement. one other final note that we should mention, that there is an important me

u. s. supreme court may soon reverse national access to abortion. with the u. s. supreme court does overturn the legal rights were abortion . nearly half of all states will move to restrict or barnett bosses ra brennan's reports. california is one of 3 states promising to maintain access to the procedure. ah, california governor is in a fighting move. i have a girl, she really be pissed off at this moment. gavin newsome says california will be a sanctuary state for women's seeking abortions from around the country. we will not be defeated. we will stand tall, we will stand firm. and we will affirm the constitutional currently, constitutionally protected rights of women girls protestors gathered in los angeles and other cities around the state. newsome says he will propose an abortion rights amendment to the state constitution for a state wide vote in november. we look forward to going front of the voters affirming is constitutional right in our state in the constitution, not just statute because we now recognize the vulnerability of the moment we're living in california as the least restricted access to abor

right, absolutely. so a couple of things. one is that the u. s. second amendment. it was ratified in 1791 and it played almost no role in american history for about 200 years. in 2008, the united states supreme court said it protects an individual right. i'm connected to service in a militia. the introductory clause of our 2nd amendment talks about a well regulated militia, but the court said it's unconnected to that. and it's actually primary purpose is for self defense. and really what we've seen is proponents of broad and expansive gun rights have latched onto this self defense explanation of the right to keep and bear arms. and that many states, including taxes have loosened to their gun gun laws just in the last few years. and so what we see is gun laws becoming looser and even after a tragic, mastered events like this. at the same time, the supreme court has said that although. busy the 2nd amendment protects an individual, right. it leads lots of rooms for legislators to enact gun regulations, and we just have not seen congress or the states and acting many o

united nations human rights chief michelle. betcha. les, we'll visit the remote chung region where it's claimed to wiggle and other muslim minorities suffer. serious miss treatment u. s. is labeled it genocide, regulators and rights activists are concerned that china will stage manage the trip for propaganda purposes or with me now as the w rapport. and melanie whole. melanie, let's get some background here. what has china been accused of doing in chin jack province? so john has been accused of the wide spread of abuses of muslims in the weston as changing a region. the ruling communist party is alleged to have detained over 1000000 week as they're under a years long security crap on which the united states is called genocide. in addition to math attentions, china is also accused of carrying out a co eh, sterilized ations, of forced labor and the destruct destruction of wiggle, cultural heritage. now china has denied accusations of human rights abuses inching . jang according done belie if the century. so human rights activists, fear we hear this whole trip is going to be used for propaganda. was that exactly? are those fears that a bachelor's visits? it could be see

u. s. is taking right now, and what long term impact will they have on the global energy market in washington? rachel, blevins archie and just staying with rachel's story. there we discuss the possible impact of the new pac bell with specialists on u. s. r. a relations and been good there is no doubt that this is going to have a very negative impact for the conflict continues of the prices continue to rise. not, not only just us and oil, and much more importantly. it's going to have an impact on the supply chain. basically, you are going to see more volatile energy market. many other elements that are likely to contribute to a lot of the problems that many, many countries not only in europe, but in more, more perhaps even they're going to be affected more than the countries in the for example, the horn of africa and africa and asia and other places switzerland has released the rhine, 3000000000 us dollars in russian assets burn question the strategy of blanket and freeze the thing they contact. if there's no legal grant. the amount of assets frozen is not a measure of how effectively sanction

u. s. joint chiefs of staff receive report number 3292, select 20 targets to attack in the soviet union with nuclear bombs. the time was right. as the u. s. s. all was devastated by war. it either states last about $400000.00 people at the brits last less than the americans did. and the soviet suffer. 27000000 deaths were.