u. s. said it is doubling down on efforts to track down the source of the pen to our d soft to tailor reports. remember donald trump and his administration's take on the corona virus. the chinese virus comes lou, the china virus calling flu, chinese flu, china flu. there's enormous evidence that that's where this began. remember, 10 has a history of infecting the world. and they have a history of running sub standard laboratories. these are not the 1st times that we've had a world exposed to viruses, a result of failures in a chinese lab. remember how his theory about the virus escaping from a lab was labeled racist and mad a wall won't stop a virus, racism won't stop a virus. do your job. what turns out now it's not racist, but a totally rational ferry. why? because it's not trump peddling it earlier this year, fresh in the oval office bite and actually shut down a trump para top secret operation to look into the origins of the pandemic. and specifically, whether the virus leaked from the woo h

commanders have set how much back years and restored israeli military deterrents. president biden said the u. s. would help replenish israel's. i don't and he rocket batteries and aid rebuilding in gaza through the palestinian authority. not how must i also emphasize what i've said throughout this country. united states fully support israel's right to defend itself against indiscriminate robin rocket attacks and mosse and other gaza based terrorist groups that have taken the lives of innocent civilians in israel. 12 people including 2 children, have been killed in israel and the 11 days of fighting. israel's army says it will keep its increased military presence in place for some days. as civilian restrictions are eased in gaza to daddy, life is starting to resume here. 232 people were killed. 65 of them children. each side's victory claim is at best open to doubt what is certain. the destruction and grief left behind hurry, full set out 0, west jerusalem. having skirmishes between israeli police and worshippers of the alex, a mosque compound. what does he say? tear gas was fired as arms. pleas

u. s. said to avoid mass presumably that add some additional red tape and complications all your confidence that you and your agencies will get the money needed in the time needed. yes. view and its partners deal with these sorts of issues around the world in various different conflicts. we've been dealing with this issue for over a decade now where funds cannot flow directly to huh. and we have mechanisms in place one in particular, i'm going to be distributing actually $18000000.00 through what is known as the palestinian humanitarian fund and which is administered by the united nations. and that allows member states to provide funding directly to the u. n. n. n g o partners, so we can implement projects on the ground and delivery where it's needed. and last nealon and just very briefly on curious how we, you are approaching the security situation on the ground with them. and obviously we're all hoping that the sci fi will continue to hold. yeah, absolutely. so far it's been quiet when we came

u. s. secretary said during his visit and will there be a threat of meeting in order to solve this out? the thoughts that are clear, enrolled in an age if we are quite clear, no peas, no comprehensive, and just piece. unless we put an end to the occupation and will lead to the 2 state solution according to the international criteria, the answer, national resolutions, arab these initiative, of course, as mentioned by his excellency, the new you as administration has made some positive stances and the, regarding the 2 state solution regarding supporting the policy and the brothers and supporting the on raw. they have expressed the necessity of putting an end to the settlement policies and to displacing people and getting them out from the houses. we need to be active regarding these things and we need to move forward towards creating the right atmosphere, spending the way for real serious talks in order to reach that settlement. the recent escalation that we have seen during the last few weeks has confirmed lack and reality. that we all know, but probably the world needs to remember the p

u. s. and he said that israel has a right to defend itself in the u. s. will continue to help it to defend itself. he was asked about iranian involvement with hamas, and it's weaponry. he made it clear that iran is involved in many fronts in the middle east, but then he made a strong defense of why that needs to be that he ra, a nuclear deal, which is still being negotiated in vienna. quite a bit of progress here. but at a very delicate stage, so that's probably why he didn't want to jump into that on. so he was also asked about whether this was likely to happen again. and he said it was unless certain things changed is vitally important that the palestinians feel hope and have opportunity and can live in security just as it is for israelis . and there should be equal measures in a, in a democratic society. that is, i think, an obligation of the, of any government. so ultimately i think that, that, that hope that security, that dignity can, will be found in a palestinian state. but meanwhile, we have to do everything. we can both to address the immediate

u. s. have said must happen. and these railways, for that matter to which is that how mass must not benefit in any way from the reconstruction. james, thanks very much indeed. was a say we're just looking at a statement that's being made by the city politician that enough. talley bennett, he's a right twin politician. as james was explaining, he's been in talks with opposition leader. yeah, pete. pete has been charged by the president to form a coalition government lupita deadline for that is widens to his jame was open, james was outlining now if he'd managers to pull a coalition together, it could mean the end of benjamin netanyahu. tenure as israel is the longest serving prime minister, indonesia has released tankers from iran and panama seized on suspicion of a legally transferring oil. iran tank called mt horse and its crew and nobody's gotten out of indonesian waters upon a many in tank seized at the same time was also released on fighting. the capitals of both festivals was sentenced to a year in prison, c

u. s. secretary said arrives in the middle east for talk, same to protecting a fragile the spine. the maria here in the world news from out of the united nations is calling for the relief of molly's president prime minister and defense minister all 3 of been arrested by the military full for the you announced the sanctions again to better re so over the forced landing of a passenger jets and the arrest of an opposition activist, thousands, hundreds of thousands of people, a force from their homes in india is a powerful fine clone. heads to the east coast. ah. so the us secretary state is in israel meeting the prime minister benjamin netanyahu this morning as there is an effort to turn the sci fi between israel and hamas into a lasting truce. anthony blink, and this is him arriving in telephone a few hours ago meetings with the israelis. he then goes on to visit the occupied west bank, where he will hold talks with the palestinian authority. president mahmoud abbas will be speaking to harry faucet in gallons or in a moment, gaza some were. antony blanket is not going starting witho

said for rebuilding tunnels. now, egypt in the past has also restricted building supplies going into the gods, gaza strip. and remember that you've got the u. s. also saying it's going to fund reconstruction. how is any of this going to work? certainly, the jordanian foreign minister said he saw some positive stances from the new biden administration in recent days. and i think they're all looking forward now to the visit, which is going to take place in today's time, wednesday and thursday to the region of the u. s. secretary state and to be blinking. they were asked whether be a tripartite meeting. so 3 different countries or meeting together, jordan, egypt, and the u. s. and they said that wasn't on the cards at this stage. we don't know the secretary blinking the exact schedule and where he's going and exactly what he's doing and who he's meeting. he does, the state department has said he's going to meet israelis and palestinians. we also think it's likely that he will pay a visit to caro, given egypt roll in the seas far. it's looking from what i'm hearing that it's unlikely he's going to go to jordan. on the one hand, james, what we're

u. s. goes back to the nuclear deal of, as he said, ends up with a arsenal of miss styles, with international legitimacy. so as ever with progress and that's in yahoo. iran is also that is one of his key issues in the u. s. was sentenced by secretary blink and tried to away because he doesn't want an awkward comments at this time when the negotiations at the end of made a lot of progress for they've got to the really delicate final stage. yeah. and you picked it, james. when you said that the prime minister would bring in iran, in fact, as i told you, not he did. the 2nd point naturally is iran and they went on to talk about that. what about secretary blank, and what did you hear from him? i mean anything new or noticeable or other than the usual lines? well, not yet, but he did say that he was going to be making some major announcements later today . and that was in connection with the reconstruction of garza. so maybe we're going to hear a commitment to a concrete commitment. probably should not use that word, maybe a commitment to buy concrete. certainly there's going to be some sort of an

and he also said in that speech, very also importantly said that the u. s. will pursue peace negotiations further. but with the p l lo and not were from us and said to work with the united nations, for humanitarian efforts to rebuild god's up. and speaking on that front, i will say we did get a statement in from a very top united nations official. tor went in slander norwegian diplomat, who is the us special coordinator for the middle east priest process tweeted not too long ago after the cease fire was announced and i read it in part. i welcome to cease fire between guys in israel. i commend egypt and cut our for the efforts carried out in close contact with the un to help restore calm the work of building palestine can start again, that tweet from the un special coordinator for middle east peace process. closer home here to in the united states, we also have gotten reaction since the fire went into effect from chris murphy and important senator from the state of connecticut. he tweeted this, but cease fire as good news. now the u. s. must lead the effort to

u. s. relationship with israel and biden said unequivocally, no, he said that the u. s. policy in his view has not changed when terms of the security of israel period in his words. so while there it does appear to be a shift within the democratic party and you can see it on the streets with dozens of pro palestinian protests throughout the united states in the last $1112.00 days or so. at least from jo biden's perspective. he is not seeing that and what he is saying is he is going to can continue to pursue piece. and as you heard there from in that quote from him or that sound bite from him. his steadfast support for israel remains and he's going to now be working with mahmoud abbas to no surprise perhaps, to pursue some sort of piece moving forward for more longer lasting piece in the region. but the bottom line is he didn't really lay out any sort of definitive roadmap of how the us plans to get there for the update. thanks so much. gabriel is under the correspondence in washington, dc will still add here on out there, risking it all looking for a better life. we beat

u. s. has reported what's happening in great as ethnic cleansing and human rights group have said that atrocities have been committed by force. now the u. s. has imposed visa restrictions on certain individuals as well as sanctions because of the conflict embassy grew region and has repeatedly called one of the withdrawal of troops by the government. prime minister has also called the conflict in the region stressful, empty, but he also wants to come to an end, but refugees and displaced people. now think that the return prove continued to be present in the town up degree and continue to commit atrocities. have morgan for impact theory hutton. all right, let's take a closer look at what started this unrest. t gray is a semi autonomous area and if you're p as north governed by the t great people's liberation front, it's estimated to have up to a quarter 1000000 fighters. it was the front line for if you open during a 2 year conflict with eritrea and large amounts of military equipment are still stored there. despite ethnic to grands only making up 5 percent of the population, they controlled the n

may no, no mean long term blink and said the u. s. would oppose any moves from either side to undermine the prospect of a workable to state solution or more. let's bring it down. correspondent donna reg, in haifa. donna anthony blink. and they're saying he wants to help the people in gaza while bypassing hamas at the same time. how realistic is that? well, that is quite challenging. one must say that is because, um us is the de facto ruler of the strip. however, we are seeing in the past few days and also ours cues of trucks with humanitarian aid products like medicine, food fuel entering the strip, and they do end up in palestinian civilians hands. so that is definitely an option that's possible. but still a challenge, as i said, because from us is indeed the ruler and the us is reopening. it's palestinian liaison office in east jerusalem and working to try and rebuild trust with palestinian president abbas. how is that going down in israel? right with this is a very different message coming from the, by an administration in washingt

u. s. and we heard yesterday or today, depending on your time zone from la grove as well, that he wants a meeting on an equal footing as he said, with the u. s. so i think they're probably going to wait for a while to confirm that meeting, but i do think it's in russia's interest. d, w. correspondence. emily show in moscow. thanks so much. now inside russia, a government crackdown again, supporters of the jailed opposition figure elect say no valley is costing many workers that job's trade, duty and say a wave of politically most waste. both of a to firings has swept through state run enterprises. the w correspondent, you're a chateau, met, one subway worker, fax, the signing a pro nevada, on the petition. today of guinea donovan is just a guest and moscow's famous metro system. but just a month ago, he worked here as an escalator technician. then monday he received his dismissal papers without warning. donna, which says he was fired for political reasons, be a history which is taught payment history. i was surprised at 1st. then he felt awful . but then i got angry. if any, donovan was known as a diligent worker and says his

also on the show more report the said, the u. s. national security agency spied on and half the phones of germany's leader, but now for the 1st time, denmark secret service is also implicated in the surveillance and leaders in west africa need to temper the political crisis. and molly fears that the recent military who could bring chaos to the region are growing. molly's neighbors stay the country should be led by a civilian like the government. ah, i'm ami and isa welcome to the program. opponents of israel as a prime minister benjamin netanyahu are set to, to form a government in coalition that would end his more than 12 year rule. finance minister natalie bennett has announced that he intends to join a coalition forged by liberal politician. yeah, your love, he'd been in the head of a right wing pros, federal or party would become prime minister under the arrangement. but he has been tasked with forming a government after nothing. yeah. who's the could party failed to pull together majority following. march. netanyahu is calling

and said the u. s. would oppose any moves from either side to undermine the prospect of a workable to state solution. from when it's going to correspond dana reg as in television, donna anthony brink and says the us wants to help people in garza and bypass us at the same time. how realistic is that? well, that's definitely going to be a challenge, rebecca. that is because how much is the de facto ruler of the strip? however, we have seen and we are seeing already now humanitarian a walking into gaza strip in the form of medicine, food fuel. these are all products that do end up reaching palestinian civilians hands. so this is definitely going to be a challenge for the u. s. and israel, however, it is realistic, it is possible. we'll have to wait and see how the us is reopening. it's palestinian liaison office in east jerusalem and is working to rebuild trust with the policy and president of us. how's that going down in israel? well, that's definitely a very clear change of policy coming from the new whi

u. s. national security commission said that china is on track to overtake america as the world's a i superpower, katrina you has this report. the latest in chinese artificial intelligence or a i is one display here in tangent from transport and robotics to data collection and cloud computing. it's the kind of progress that has the current technology front runner, the us worried show me what comes to big data. cloud computing and china still lacks behind us. but in certain areas, china is already the word leader. telecommunications giant hallway has been hit by 3 rounds of us sanctions. company earnings have fallen for the 2nd year in a row. b g says the us feels threatened by chinese progress. washington says, while we poses a national security threat, more than 100 chinese entities have been placed on a u. s. trade blacklist. but the restrictions have not stopped trying to development from accelerating. the government has invested millions of dollars in research and development in an effort to win itself of critical us chip technology and the speed of china's any i progress as raising concerns

u. s. president biden said he wanted to see a significant de escalation today. first day. as you say, the german foreign minister. hey, commerce is now in the country. he's been greeted by the foreign secretary here. gabby, i cannot see. his suggestion is for hamas 1st to stop firing rockets and then the israelis reciprocate and there will be a sci fi that way. the egyptians, of course, are at the very heart of this. as far as the israelis are concerned, there is no public messaging talking about a sci fi still been continuing to talk about continuing the operation and continuing to degrade how master's capabilities and prove to it that it does not have immunity for firing rockets on jerusalem. the monday before last, however, there is an interesting report in y. net and it's very new service, which suggests a leak from the is where the military intelligence analysis center assessing what they have done. saying that they have really struck all of the main central targets that they've been researching and carrying out and drawing up plans for, for many years now. so that re

simians, but he also said that he aims to reopen the u. s. consulate in jerusalem. that's a very, very important question, a message to the palestinians, the ty for downgraded under the trump administration. and you as president, the former us president donald trump moved the embassy from television to jerusalem . and then moving also the palestinian affairs of where does this in this u. s. consulate to the embassy? so for the policy, no story to this is very important. meeting is somehow to re establish ties with the us administration, and disregard and also be heard the us secretary of state antony, bring who talk a lot about equality, dignity for both people equal opportunity for both people. he also said that, of course, the underlying larger issues should be addressed, but he didn't really go into details how he would consider doing this. and you know this, the question of organizations until they bring it also said that the u. s. want to help them, garza without helping how much so, how do they do that? yeah, that has been really a dilemma for the internationa

u. s. still backs israel a 100 percent without exactly using those words. biden's said that the u. s. will in his words replenish the iron dorm defense system that israel has. and that he again said what he's said multiple times from the administration over the past week, or 11 days or so that israel has the right to defend itself. what by and did not do in his announcement, is mentioned the disproportionate number of palestinians that were killed compared to the israelis over the last 11 days. by and did mention that future peace talks would go through the palestinian liberation organization, a pillow, and not through hamas. and said that now the u. s. will work through the united nations on humanitarian efforts to help the people of gaza. speaking of the united nations, we did here from tor, when it's land and norwegian diplomat who is the un special coordinator for the middle east peace process. after the announcement of the ceasefire, he tweeted, in part the following, i welcome to cease fire between gaza in israel. i commend egypt and cutter for the efforts carried out in close co

u. s. intelligence report recently said 3 scientists from this institute fell ill and we went to hospital in november 2019 before the officially acknowledged outbreak in hon. and some on this, i'm joined now by dr. eric federal thing. and if you me all assistant senior fellow at the federation of american scientists in washington, d. c. dr. welcome. i'd like to begin with seeking some clarity 1st, the so called lab leak. terry is taken by some to mean a deliberate leak from the one lab. other say it could have been an accidental leak, and there's also suggestions the chinese scientists were carrying out lab experiments. they shouldn't have been. which theory is the us investigating later having the lovely theory is obviously a very controversial topic previously thought. be a conspiracy theory, but in certain ways, a lively theory. this is the institute ology. it could be a complete accident and the accidental leakage of a naturally occurring buyers. that's honestly the most plausible of the lab leak theory. but the last week in itself is not the most possible. the most plausible is just

u. s. president biden has said sanctions against deliveries are in play. the has already announced them. do you hope that that pressure from washington will help? oh, definitely. i think your p m, the union conscious is, well, you k canada ukraine. the whole world is watching what washington will be saying, what position. and we'll take the strong stance of whitehouse will stay the park when the, regarding the situation. oh, can push many things forward. so we are speaking here not only about the prohibition of flights over billers, but also about the broad package of sanctions. it's also about support package, support assistance for the civil society, media, students workers. but also we should find the way out of this crisis. this is why we offer the higher level conference organized by the u. s. germany, france yuki, in order to solve your risk crisis fund. i had ciocca. thank you very much for your time. valor is in a position later adviser on the companion of ron protest. the venture, sophia, the pago, was also detained and she appeared in a video on

u. s. would, in his words replenish the iron dome defense system that is real uses. and also said that the u. s. would work through the palestinian authority to, to pursue peace and that they were, the u. s. would work through the united nations to pursue avenues for humanitarian aid to the palestinian people. but sometimes it's not so much what someone says is what they don't say that's important as well. biden made while he bite and mentioned that israel has a right to defend itself. as he said previously, he did not mentioned that is that the palestinians had the same right in his view. never made no mention of that and also did not mention the disproportionate number of palestinians that were killed over the last 11 days compared to israelis. nevertheless, though you could tell that by no, i was pleased that there was a cease fire, something that he and the white house had been working towards for many days now. he said gape, that he's optimistic about the prospects for peace. indeed he sending his secretary of state to the region in the coming days. yeah, we're hearing from t

protesters said the u. s needs to do more to stop the violence and help palestinian civilians. they don't have access to basic needs and gaza besieged gaza. they don't have electricity or water, medicine or food. and the body administration previously approved a $735 million arms sale to israel. before this clash began some member of members of congress now are debating whether that should be delayed in the european union had an emergency meeting today. calling for a ceasefire, adding international pressure frank for both sides to come to the table. well let's hope they do that. amb lee. excuse me, janet katsuyama live for us tonight, jenna. thank you. people who live in the brutal heights and portola areas of san francisco are being warned about a mountain lion that was spotted early this morning that mountain lion was caught on a security camera exploring the area at about three this morning. it was spotted at least twice once on gavin street, then again in bernal heights park, a teacher who both works and lives in the neighborhood told us that she learned about the sighting

u. s. president joe biden said he expected a significant and immediate de escalation on a path to a cease fire. he was the most assertive language toward israel publicly used by the white house, but it was clearly rebuffed as the bombardment of gaza continued. is really leadership understands that this is ultimately a bluff, that there is not going to be action put where there are only words and therefore they are create. they are completely free to carry on with their massive assault against got the civilian population that is absolutely devastating. the united states has so far resisted international pressure to drawing other world leaders in calling for an immediate cease fire. despite pressure. also, building from within. in washington, liberal members of biden's own party urged the us to take a stronger stance. i believe we must stand in solidarity with those palestinians and israelis working to build a future of equality and peaceful co existence and not with the intolerant extremists on either side who wish to destroy that future. in this moment of crisis, the united states should

ambassador of you, and as we did a moment ago talking to the un general assembly, when she said that the u. s. is urgently and suddenly working towards peace, you think that's disingenuous. we do hope so. we pray. so that we one just piece based in thing that you patients ending up are tied up why the end of the right people get on t over right to nation and we cannot ship and we will not accept to be good victim for your patience. we will not fix it to be the wrong lady where international louis missouri lives for masters, business of life for to say we are not saved. one person case where the 3 people we are people with big we have just right. suppose we are on the right side of history, and we have no intention to give up to we could talk to so many thanks and aid projects already the founder of the palestinian for human rights. but let's take a look at some more of the international reaction to the c's. father, you case, foreign secretary, dominic rob said that all sides must work to make the sci fi durable and to end the cycle of violence focused on foreign ministry called for the mobili

u. s he also said a cease fire is just the first step. i believe we have a genuine opportunity to make progress, and i've committed to working for more than 200 people have died in the fighting the vast majority palestinians in gaza, an area controlled by hamas, the israeli military says the bombing. is destroyed. much of the military infrastructure of hamas, which is classified as a terrorist group, by the u. s this was a devastating last week and a half for the hamas military operation. some democrats are praising president biden's handling of the ceasefire. think it's been extremely well handled by the biden administration. and it really shows you what it means to have experienced competent people at the helm, guiding our foreign policy. but president biden is also taking heat from progressives. capitol hill on thursday, senator bernie sanders introduced a resolution blocking the recent sale of $735 million in weapons to israel. democrats in the house filed a similar resolution. republicans air now anxious to get democrats on the recor

it runs president last week said the u. s. was ready to move sanctions, but anthony, blinking and fist iran hasn't yet done what it knows it has to in direct talks to resurrect the 2015 nuclear deal has been continuing in vienna. but the latest round showed little progress. a 3 months monitoring deal between iran and the un expired on friday, meaning inspectors have now lost access and cathy is foreign minister, has vowed to support all efforts to maintain stability in libya. mohammed been a lot of tiny met his libyan counterpart, alma kush in the capital tripoli. he's also holding talks with the prime minister abdul needed bay bay cap back that libby as you and recognize us government against the rival eastern ration before the united. at least 14 people have been killed after a cable car fell to the ground in northern italy. the alpine rescue service says 2 children were seriously injured and taken by helicopter to a hospital interior. and this happened near to the final pilot on the route to the summit of the motor on a mou

accepted the proposal made by egyptian negotiators after 11 days of fighting, president biden said the u. s strongly supports israel's right to self defense, but will also help gaza rebuild. he called the ceasefire and opportunity toward lasting peace. i believe the palestinians and israelis. equally deserved to live safely and securely and i enjoy equal measures of freedom, prosperity and democracy. across the gaza strip, residents took to the streets to celebrate the truce. at least 230 palestinians were killed, including 65 children. well. people in israel have been killed, including a five year old boy and a 16 year old girl tonight a number of local craft breweries are caught up in allegations of sexual discrimination. ktvu is andre senior tells us some women are complaining that they've been victims of everything from derogatory remarks to physical harm. plywood covers shattered glass at the good hot bar along telegraph avenue, oakland, and it is revealing the cracks in the budding craft beer industry. i did not go into that event tuesday night, thinking that something like this would

by the said, the u. s. would help israel replenish a supply of intercept in the styles and would work with the palestinian authority to provide humanitarian aid and gaza. gratitude for you. leaders have agreed to a new european union why it's proven $900.00 vaccine for scheme. the digital certificate aims to give a booth to the peak travel season by waving current requirements for some people. the document will say whether a person has been vaccinated, tested negative, or recently recovered from the current of virus. this is the w news from berlin. you can find much more on our website. that's the w dot com. mm. ah excuse. in the past 24 hours, the pressure on israel and him off to suspend their era tanks on each other, reached a critical mass. tonight reports that both sides have agreed to a cease fire to take effect friday. now that's exactly what the german foreign minister visited israel wanted to hear today is exactly what the un general assembly was demanding in new york today. it's not exactly what t

u. s. wiretapping. us agents are said to have gained access to an important internet hub near copenhagen to listen in on europe. this is done mar, secret communication station. near copenhagen. danish intelligence reportedly worked with the us national security agency from here to eavesdrop on european politicians. that's according to danish sources. a joint investigation by several european media outlets shows former german chancellor candidate pastime brook was among the espionage targets destined todd before and dro test that outlined intelligence services spy and leading politicians of other countries in the test. yes, it's evidence that they have a life of their own. i think this is a political scandal. a major problem. the danish government didn't inform their german neighbors. so they apparently knew about the eavesdropping as early as 2015 . the german government said it only found out after press inquiries, and refused further comment. spying on chancellor uncle america on former foreign minister frank about stein mar, was revealed by and as a leader edward snowden and a parliam

u. s. intelligence report recently said 3 scientists from this institute ill and when i went to hospital in november 2019 before the officially acknowledged outbreak in bull han. and from on this i'm joined now by dr. eric fargo ding and f d. me all assistant senior fellow at the federation of american scientists in washington dc. dr. welcome, i'd like to begin with seeking some clarity 1st the so called lab leak. terry is taken by some to mean a deliberate leak from the one lab. other say it could have been an accidental leak . and there's also suggestions that chinese scientists were carrying out lab experiments they shouldn't have been. which theory is the us investigating? later having a lovely theory is obviously a very controversial topic previously thought. be a conspiracy theory, but in turn away a lively theory. this is a to our ology. it could just be a complete accident and the accidental leakage of a naturally occurring buyers. that's honestly the most plausible of lab leak theory, but the lively can itself is not the most possible. the most plausible is just natural infectio

you said it's a hijacking to the u. s. it's an active piracy calls for sanctions against bella. rose, intensify after one of its fine suggest forces the civilians, passenger plane, to land in men to arrest a prominent opposition. acquisition also on the program gathered residents confronted daunting. the building challenge after 11 days is ready and strikes destroyed thousands of homes and critical infrastructure and looks for answers after 14 people died. a cable car crashed in the house. a special commission is established to determine by the human error. ah i'm so gale. welcome to the program you lead us meet tonight to discuss new sanctions against by the roofs after authorities in men's forced a ryan and plane land. and the rest of the passenger on board excited bellows and activists, rome and put protests of which was traveling from greece to lithuania when the aircraft was diverted to banner roofs, escorted by a fighter jet. under the pretense of a security alert. the incident has sparked global outraged with west a

but he also said that he aims to reopen the u. s. consulate in jerusalem. that's a very, very important question, a message to the palestinians, the ty for downgraded under the administration. and you as president, the former us president donald trump moved the embassy from television to jerusalem . and then moving also the palestinian affairs of britt does in the u. s. consulate to the embassy. so for the palestinian authority, this is very important meeting is somehow to re establish ties with you as administration in this regard and also be heard the us secretary of state antony, bring them talk a lot about equality, dignity for both people equal opportunity for both people he also said that of course, the underlying larger issues should be addressed, but he didn't really go into details how he would consider doing this. and, you know, there's a question of ordinary palestinians, how, how they would see what he has said, because they are feeling that the us is rather managing here, the conflict and in real political solutions. and we could also said that

u. s. president joe biden said he expected a significant and immediate de escalation on a path to a cease fire. he was the most assertive language toward israel publicly used by the white house, but it was clearly rebuffed, as the bombardment of gaza continued. is really leadership understands that this is ultimately a bluff, that there's not going to be action put where there are only words and therefore they are create. they are completely free to carry on with their massive assault against got the civilian population. that is absolutely devastating. the united states has so far resisted international pressure to drawing other world leaders in calling for an immediate cease fire. despite pressure also, building from within. in washington, liberal members of biden's own party urged the us to take a stronger stance. i believe we must stand in solidarity with those palestinians and israelis working to build a future of equality and peaceful co existence and not with the intolerant extremists on either side who wish to destroy that future. in this moment of crisis, the united states should

u. s trade representative catherine ty said. his is a global health crisis and the extraordinary circumstances of the covid-19 pandemic call for extraordinary measures. ties to the u. s will participate in negotiations with the world trade organization, but it'll take time. indian south africa first pushed for a waiver in october, it would exempt wt o members from enforcing some patents with the goal of allowing drug makers in other countries to speed up production of generic doses. the crux of the issue the u. s in wealthier countries have a steady vaccine supply, while many poorer nations air struggling with access and distribution. this is a huge decision. it's going to mean that hundreds of countries around the world will now have access to the vaccine formula to develop the vaccine. it's going to save thousands of lives by then face pressure from the international community as well as congressional democrats, like ro khanna to back the waiver. there's pushback from pharmaceutical companies that don't believe it will ramp up

u. s trade representative catherine ty said. this is a global health crisis and the extraordinary circumstances of the covid-19 pandemic call for extraordinary measures. ties to the u. s. will participate in negotiations with the world trade organization, but it'll take time. indian south africa first pushed for a waiver in october, it would exempt wt o members from enforcing some patents with the goal of allowing drugs. acres in other countries to speed up production of generic doses. the crux of the issue the u. s and wealthier countries have a steady vaccine supply while many poorer nations are struggling with access and distribution. this is a huge decision. it's going to mean that hundreds of countries around the world will now have access to the vaccine formula to develop. vaccine it's going to save thousands of lives by then face pressure from the international community as well as congressional democrats, like ro khanna to back the waiver. there's pushback from pharmaceutical companies that don't believe it will ramp up p

u. s trade representative catherine tyce said. this is a global health crisis and the extraordinary circumstances of the covid-19 pandemic call for extraordinary measures. ties to the u. s. will participate in negotiations it'll take time. indian south africa first pushed for a waiver in october, it would exempt wt o members from enforcing some patents with the goal of allowing drug makers in other countries to speak. get up production of generic doses. the crux of the issue. the u. s and wealthier countries have a steady vaccine supply while many poorer nations are struggling with access and distribution. this is a huge decision. it's going to mean that hundreds of countries around the world will now have access to the vaccine formula to develop. vaccine it's going to save thousands of lives by then face pressure from the international community as well as congressional democrats, like ro khanna to back the waiver. there's pushback from pharmaceutical companies that don't believe it will ramp up production instead stifling innovat

u. s. is iron clad commitment is said to israel's defense, but it said they wanted to rebuild relations with the palestinians, which after years of neglect so that, that 2nd part that's new in many ways. because of course, the by the administration is only be not in office for 4 months, the trumpet administration, their relation set with the policy authority completely deteriorated after the decision to move the u. s. embassy to jerusalem. and so, chance for a fresh start there. and obviously in the coming hours we got lots of other meetings after the netanyahu meeting 1st in israel, he's going to be meeting with the foreign minister and with the defense minister. but then importantly he travels to ramallah for that meeting with mahmoud abbas. of course, what he's not going to see is the effects of the so called precision bombing by israel and the utter destruction in many parts of gaza. just think you, when you said the words, they're biting administration, it made me think of nathan yahoo administration as well, which is technically i can take a one at the moment. we know that israel simpl

a fellow e u country, germany's direct neva, and that's been involved in spying on such leading political figures. and as i said before, there was already a lot of outrage and when the u. s. but it was revealed, the u. s. wasn't golf, but you think the denmark chose to side with the u. s. over its european allies is really quite low and humiliation really and, but i mean, we heard that in that report. these decisions aren't even political often they're simply about interests. and what this really shows this case i think, is that there is a sort of murky world of espionage and collaboration between intelligence agencies . that's really beyond the realm of politics. and yet thank you very much. that was d. w correspondent, unusual for north south africa is reem posing stricter lockdown measures in the face of a sharp rise and cupboard. 19 cases. president 0 rama poses, says johannesburg. the capital pretoria are now in the grip of a 3rd wave. surgeon infections is putting a spotlight on south africa. slow vaccine rollout, only around 1.5 percent of the countries. 60000000 people have received a 1st dose. t w's adrian creek in cape town, says tighter restrictions had become

u. s chamber of commerce said the first step to getting people back into the workforce is for lawmakerstake away the extra $300 per week in unemployment in washington. lauren blanchard, fox news. california's population has declined for the first time in state history going back 120 years, the number of residents in our state is now just under 39.5 million, officials say the state lost more than 182,000 people last year. that's a drop of almost one half of a percent, and that includes 51,000 people who died of the coronavirus. state officials say reductions in immigration and declining birth rates also contributed to that loss. as we learned last week, the decline is going to cost california one congressional seat. california is still the most populous state in the u. s and the state says it expects california to grow once again next year. and you push she's underway to get californians vacationing in california. this couple is working hard on our state's recovery. you see, they live in california and keeping their vacation in california supports are small businesses and communities, wh