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u. s. said that they were going to or see me a to kamala, how are assistant said that they're going to give more than $100000000.00 to try and help met. can workers to try and help mexican wordpress. and that's because the u. s. companies complained the under the agreement between us and mexico, a lot of that business was going south of the border where mexican company would taking advantage of basically bad working conditions for their work is to make sure that products with cheapest, they tried to address that. but the main thing obviously was migration. there was also money for the south of mexico. president looked up the door for a long time. has said that money needs to be made available, not just to central america, but to southern mexico. were a lot of people. my great from because of a lack of opportunities that support is there in mexico and also in some states, a lot of violence going on. and what's different about how the button administration is handling the migration migration issue

u. s. said, well, joe biden wants to meet with president and the russian president accepted by the vice freaking a fight. not sure what was interesting when we were watching we told him, of course, arrived before behind chick fil, the kind of swiss president said, you know, guys, come on, come together, look good shot. we also sold on, i believe, image, but i'm sitting inside on famous library. what they will be meeting, i'm caught on camera was fired and sit and he did a power and he does look, have some notes in his hands. he even looked at one point quite clearly. he was looking down at the school was not the 1st time that he has been spotted. that his notes, i've actually been readable. i'm up during his fast press conference on true, quite a lot of criticism because it was written a really large font and sometimes he was reading what for what we actually are a bit later on going to have a 40 language x, but we're on, we're going to dive into all the details, but 1st we're going to find out

u. s. and rush. well, other said they, i have a very low point. but both sides have also place that they have one to try to improve that. because also that is in the interest of both nations actually. and mr . put in the president of russia, said he expects a more reasonable and reliable president with joe biden, because donald trump is previous, has a, it was not very predictable. i experience also the summit 3 years ago and hasn't even been just sitting there and grinning and enjoying himself by watching it from destroying more or less. the relationship in this no has to change. and joe biden also says this will never happen again. so this summit will be very different. it's tone of corresponding band ridge, all the round force there in geneva, switzerland band. thank you. so the stage is set in switzerland. can we expect any concrete outcomes when both president sit down to talk? i put that question to charles kitchen from the council on foreign relations in the united states. you know, this is more than a photo op. i don't think that by nor wo

u. s. government said they needed to kidnap a venezuelan diplomat, jobs crime according to the u. s. government was money laundering. that is job conducted perfectly legal, international trade, but this, but he's circumventing the us sanctions, which are designed to prevent relief for the venezuelan is considered by washington to be money laundering. i mean, that makes sense. if feeding on green people in our own country is a criminal act, then a dirty venezuelan trying to secure dirty money for dirty food to give to all their dirty, your venezuelan, that's more criminal than like murdering a child. and burying the body inside the pope would you would obviously out in the woods after being pressured by the us. the swiss government looked into these allegations of money laundering and after a 2 year investigation found none. so alex job has been held in an african jail for a year, a sensually being tortured so that the us can try to crush a country that it does lie. a swell is socialist. that wraps. and they give that oil province to the people instead of a tiny handful of residues

and also said that the u. s had failed to play its part. he was speaking ahead of his 1st some with president biden on wednesday, where critics predicts awkward conversations, and also down to relations can actually be repaired. however, earlier, the white house also called for stability and predictability with the kremlin in portraying care, told me whether that means the leaders are on the same page. interesting how mister colton was using the exact same words saying that stability and predictability are the essentials of proper international relations and are also the key pillars of bilateral ties that are good enough when there's trust to be built. but then mr. poodle went on to say that it's the russian side, that is getting none of that from the white house for years he began by mentioning libya, where were was on least 10 years ago that was back in 2011. then he went on to talk about of ghana, stan and the so called the mood swings by different us administrations on whether to pull troops out or not pull troops out. the, the question

u. s. d, you said that reconstruction is a top priority. you know, our site, it has more now from the rough a crossing in casa, the heavy duty machinery to enter gaza strip and starved right away in removing the rubble and the destroyed and partly destroyed homes. and start with this removal because it is very much looking a lot of streets in the gaza strip, which is making it very difficult for the movement of cars in most areas and even people. and this, this process has been postponed to so many, for oldest times the cease fire by the ministry of works because it's that, that it's like all equipment and machinery to start with the removal of the rubble . so basically, this is the 1st thing that the ministry of works is going to be doing in, in assessing the damages that have been happening. also, that has happened in the infrastructure and the roads as well. but it will start, as it has stated, by removing the rubble, which is the biggest problem so that it can also pave the road to the reconstruction process, which it needs desperately

the alliance said a pretty aggressive tone and named moscow among its major challenges. meanwhile, the u. s. president has said, america is not seeking conflict with russia, but would respond if moscow quote continued its harmful activities. here's our, your correspondent, peter oliver. well, it was a longer than expected meeting at the end of it yet, stolen bird, the nato secretary general said that the alliance faced multifaceted threats. it was clear from the communicate that they put out on the statement begins, the ultimate gave to the press exactly who they believe those multifaceted threats come from russia mentioned $63.00 time china mentioned 10 times. in fact the, they say secretary general saying the lions members need to think twice about not only the the business dealings they have with china, but also the security relationship they going to have with china as well. a lot of focus as well on the relationship with russia, in relation to the upcoming meeting between joe biden and vladimir food. and our relationship with russia is at its lowest point since the cold war. and moscow

u. s. person said he has repeatedly asked the us to work together on an agreement to eliminate such actions. but he argued the u. s. has a few problems of its own on the matter is america? according to us sources, the majority of cyber tax in the world are performed from us cyberspace. the 2nd one is canada din to latin american states. and then the u. k. only russia is not listed among the cyber spaces where the majority of cyber attacks come from. i see now during biden press conferences, where no, notably, no russian journalists were allowed to ask questions. he argued that russia should care about its image, claiming the world would never accuse the us of interfering and democratic elections. biden also said he conveyed the following on the issue of cybersecurity . pointed out to him, we have significant cyber capability that he knows he doesn't know exactly what it has been a significant in the contract a violate these basic norms. we will respond cyber. he knows joining me now to break down this meeting or boom. moscow has been swan and christy i. okay ben, start us off. what if anyth

u. s. government has said it's drawing up yet another round of tea rushes sanctions . it's happening despite largely off beat messages. having emerged from the biden summit, which took place just 4 days ago. russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman has condemned the moved thing moscow will be forced to retaliate. we have always given a consistent response to legal actions of the united states. it is strange that some people in washington enjoy this obstacle course so much. american idealogues have revealed themselves. they need all of the fuss around suppose poisoning as a tool for solving the problems of their own non competitiveness. it is a surprise and you know, given the slightest twist that we're seeing right now, it seems that you know, the relationship between russia and the us. they are not going to improve anytime soon. in fact, they can get even worse, because jack salim, the u. s. national security advisor has just said on seeing that they are the biden's administration, is preparing new sanctions against moscow. we are preparing another package of sanctions t

u. s. government said that it's drawing up yet another round of anti rushes. sanction said something, despite longley a beat messages emerging from the putin by the summit in geneva, that took place just several days ago. russia's foreign ministry spokesperson is condemned, not move, saying moscow will be forced to retaliate. we have always given a consistent response to legal actions of the united states. it is strange that some people in washington enjoy this obstacle course so much. american idealogues have revealed themselves. they need all of the fuss or on a supposed poisoning as a tool for solving the problems of their own non competitiveness. the new sanctions is said to be related to the case of russian opposition. figures like say, in a volley and also to get russian companies engaged in the north stream to project. despite both the russian and us presidents hailing last wednesday meeting is positive and constructive. geneva, the leaders agreed to return their respective ambassadors to their posts. upon his arrival in the u. s. the russian ambassador, though stressed america's post

u. s. national security advisor has just said on seen and that they did. the biden's administration is preparing new sanctions against moscow. we are preparing another package of sanctions to apply and these case as well. we've shown all along the way that we're not going to pull our punches whether it's on so or waynes or elections interfering, or na valley when it comes to responding to rushes harmful activities. it will come as soon as we have develop the package is to ensure that we are getting the right targets. and when we do that, we will impose further sanctions with respect to chemical weapons. this comes on the heels of the geneva, somewhere between vladimir putin and job bind, where they had their 1st face to face meeting since the american president took office. and you know, both sides hailed as talks as constructive and overall positive. and even though there were, there wasn't any major break through, at least it seemed that 2 leaders were committed to try to improve the poor state of the bilateral relationship between russia and the us. and

u. s. he said that even if the anti netanyahu coalition succeeds issues involving garza won't be results, i would say the strangest ever coalition. very, very strange bedfellows, however lose one strong who keeps them together. and this is the fear from another election because many of the party will not fast the threshold and will not be elected into the next israeli parliament. and the coalition member, it can be that they will today or midnight. they have, you know, that for you already know ahead of the fact they decided what they're going to deal with and whatnot. and virtual issues, for instance, when it comes to public in state, when it comes to step where it comes to the over the west bank, these are not going to be touched. so the status quo lou lou remain the run is pretty much a consensus. so it won't matter whether it's a now or whether if anyone else who will come in certainly not mr. bennett who's now he's slated to replace more trouble for molly, the african union. how suspended the

u. s. president said his country would donate 500000000 pfizer vaccine doses to lower income countries and the african union. our values call us to do everything that we can to vaccinate the world against coven 19. it's also in america self interest. as long as the virus raises elsewhere, there is a risk of new mutations that could threaten our people. we know that raising over 900 and other countries hold back. global growth raises in stability and weekends, governments. but activists protesting the global inequality of vaccine access. believe that waving pharmaceutical patterns would be a more effective than charity is nowhere near reaching the goal. what's amazing turns percent really deep beams of axis and these cancel pharmacy companies own that seems to have not produced enough for everyone. and that's why we're asking for the manufacturing to be billed by opening up the paintings and the rest of the sort of more qualified manufacturers can produce the information with the key 7 leaders arriving. all eyes will be on the leaders of the world's wealthiest nations, to see how serious th

certainly, president biden said, it was good that the u. s. was back at the table and fully engaged and he said that was important because of the main issue facing i know this going to sound somewhat prosaic, but i think we're in a contest with china per se. when a context with autocrat autocratic governance around the world as whether not democracies can compete with them in a rapidly changing 21st century. and i think how we act and whether we pulled together as democracies is going to determine whether our grandkids look back to 15 years now and say, did they step up? are democracies as relevant as powerful as they have been singled out to countries . in particular, one of them was china. you'll know that the g 7 has this alternative now to the belt and road initiative. china's infrastructure investment program has been in place for some 8 years, no real flesh on the bone of exactly how that's going to work at this stage. criticism in the final communique of china, the treatment of the week is and the situation in hong kong, the other countr

u. s. i said the slogan, glory to the heroes must not be removed from the player. shirts. our teeth konstantin roche cough explains why. first of all, this is quite unexpected. moved from wayford to ban the use of this particular slogan on a newly unveiled kid of team ukraine for year 2020. because at 1st they approved it and they changed their mind only after public outcry and rti sans request. the way it's asking for clarification, why the main ruling body of european football let this happen and here the response you a for then carefully considered the recently added slogan on the inside of the color glory to our heroes. following further analysis, this specific combination of the 2 slogans is deemed to be clearly political in nature, having historic and militaristic significance. this specific slogan on the inside of the shirt must therefore be removed for use in you. a for competition matches. currently you craning football shirts have to captions on them glory to ukraine and glory to the heroes. the problem is that these phrases have dark history, dating back to worl

he said the u. s. is back. he wants to project the image of a us moving on from the obstructive ways of the trump era. i get embracing its global leadership role, a group again returning to traditional forms of multilateral diplomacy. you'll be showing that or here you'll be showing up key alliances. here he'll be taking all of that with him to brussels in a couple of days time to meet nato and the e. u. again lining the allies up on key issues, particularly that he wants to show the unified face a coalition of democracies. he's described the head of his meeting, key meeting with let me put in the course the u. s. perceives rusher as a direct threat to democracy is meeting mister putin in geneva next wednesday at the end of a, a very significant trip for jo button. down the hall there watching the scene for. thanks so much, jonah, look at the priorities as g. 7 leaders look to reset times with us after the trump peers is jona, was explaining there. and as we mentioned, they want to coordinate better on sharing

u. s. and the u. n said that they want a full investigation. a massacre in ne burkina faso, in which at least a 130 people were killed, was mostly carried up by children. the government says, armed 12 to 14 year olds opened fire on residence in the village of colon and burned down homes on the 4th of june. it's the worst attack in the region 4 years, even though it's being plagued by armed groups. moving across the hill. those are the headlines coming up next. that $11.00 east meets the medics battling india's covey. the crisis and my colleagues in though how we'll have more news for you in half an hour. thanks for watching. i'll see you soon. bye bye. something was going to change. anything really changed. this is systemic violin that needs to be addressed at its core. we are in a race against the area and know what to say. so we are all looking at the world as it is right now. not the world we like it to be. the devil is always going to be in the details. the bottom line, when i was just there, i'm in india to call the 1900. on demi is an unf

u. s. lead to said they were talks in excruciating detail, cybersecurity, human rights and expels, diplomats, we discussed already president put in, i had a share unique responsibility to manage the relationship between 2 powerful and proud countries. a relationship that has to be stable and predictable. and it should be able to, we should be able to cooperate words in our mutual interest and where we have differences. i want to present, put and understand why i say what i say, and why i do what i do and how will respond as visits to specific kinds of actions that harm america's interest. the option 3 nysha asked the overall assessment, i believe that that has been no hosted the thing. on the contrary, the meeting took place in a constructive spirit. we have very assessments on a number of issues, but i believe both sides expressed willingness to understand each other to seek ways to bilateral reproach. talks quite constructive bind yet that when you incidents between israel and groups in gaza, hamas link activists are continuing to fall in century balloons, across the gaza, border into isra

u. s. leader said there were discussions in excruciating detail, cybersecurity, human right.

u. s has said that if you appears in battle, take great region is facing wells was hunger crisis in a decade. the us agency for international development estimates that up to 900000 people are experiencing famine conditions. government in eritrea and troops launched offensive against regionally doesn't to gray last november. ongoing fighting is disrupt to humanitarian efforts on the ground. 3 employees of the international medical charity doctor's our borders were killed in an attack on thursday. well now, so i've got his don security forces. they're battling a taliban offensive in the north of the country. just days after the group catch captured, the main crossing with duke has done more than 5000 families have been forced to flee. the city of condos, which is surrounded by taliban fighters, families are taking refuge in a school and say no aid has been provided to them. and there's growing concern of a resurgence by the group as foreign troops withdraw from the country. the un says the taliban has seized more than 50 african districts in the past month alone. then we moved to florida and

u. s. leaders said he's willing to cooperate with russia in libya, him and syria. you get the point. there's a lot going on where we can work together with russia. for example, in libya, we should be opening up the the passes to be in order to provide, provide food assistance in economic i mean vital assistance to a population that's in real trouble. on wednesday, geneva will become the arena for that much anticipated face to face, for which potent and by no age been preparing themselves in very different ways. as any patrol cur explains, the closer we get to the grand show down in geneva, the more we find out about what the leaders have in store for each other. but maybe show down is the right word. the russian prize didn't says he's not in for a fist fight at all. we have always tried to behave with sufficient restraint. after all, we did not take a single step in any of the areas which would aggravate the situation. we're talking about security issues about these red lines about the possible deployment of all kinds of combat systems. there miss strike and so on. we don't do such t

u. s. husband said for some time that they will send people back, but that has not stopped the search. now there is an acknowledgement from cala harris as she spoke alongside the guatemala president at the national palace that she believes. the reason people are making the desperate journey is because they feel they need to play harm or they can't satisfy basic needs. and that's why both leaders worked in, in their bilateral meetings, discuss how they believe that they can encourage people to stay where they are in their homeland. they and now that there would be an effort to combat not only human trafficking is smuggling, but also the corruption that many are facing, that is really hurting their economic opportunities. the colonel who led to military coups and molly, in less than a year, has been sworn in as he transitional president. see me going to pick a member of the opposition to be his prime minister and promise to hold elections next february. nuclear talk is the latest, not from by mac. while the former president of molly is held under house arrest, june to leader, i see me go

u. s. department said the us state department said that monday storks were carried out under its right to self defense. the united states took necessary appropriate and deliberate action designed to limit the risk of escalation, but also to send a clear and unambiguous deterrents message. as a matter of international law, the united states, it's a person to it's right of self defense. the strikes are both necessary to address the threats and appropriately limited in scope. for more boys have been recovered from the rubble of the champlain towers. south complex in miami, bringing the deaths all to 9 more than 150 people are still missing off the residential building. collapse on thursday. engineers raise the alarm 3 years ago about major structural damage at the palm block, recommending must repairs be carried out. abundant cracking and spooling of varying degrees was observed in the concrete columns, beams, and balls in the parking carriage. the failed at waterproofing is causing major structural damage to the concrete structural slab. failure to replace the waterproofing in the near futu

said. bite and gets a chance to, to show that the u. s. as back and by the way, it's going to require a lot of these summits to make clear that the us will remain back it because i think a lot of people are looking to 2024 and wondering, oh my goodness could, could donald trump return and could all of this cooperation be put back on ice again? ok for the for the present moment though at least the leaders of the g 7. going to be on the same page when it comes to managing the relationships with both russia and china. by enlarge yes, i mean by and large across the g 7, all the members realize the need to, as you said, manager relations with china and with russia and to resist rushes, aggressive incredibly aggressive tactics. whether it be election or fear ends or imprisoning alex enough, nay. or murdering or trying to murder a former operative abroad. what's going to be different stories, the tactics. in the case of both china and russia, there's some divergence. the french and germans are traditionally taking a softer line toward russia. whe

he said that the u. s. would want to extend that treaty and that they will be carrying on talks on that. i think that's a very important factor. and when it comes to diplomatic relations, you know that of course is important for keeping dialogue open. then we've seen in recent months the expulsion of diplomats from both countries the ambassadors leaving. so of course, you know, that's, that's almost even more bare bones and arms control. because if you want to talk, you have to have people, people talking on the ground. all right, we'll leave it there for now. emily, sherwin diesel view correspondent in moscow. thanks for that. and from moscow to geneva, where dw correspondent terry shows is standing by 1st hi terry. now joe biden said that the u. s. agenda is not against russia, but he wanted to work towards stability and predictability. what steps did he outlined to work towards those? and well as, as my colleagues have mentioned, there were some areas that truly are not that divisive, including arms cont

u. s. children's fun said that 56 children have reportedly been killed by security forces since to be getting them. since the military took control of the government, holding 200 refugees from migrants held by human traffickers have been rescued the mexican town of seattle waters. some were found crammed into a 5 by 5 metre room. they came from brazil, el salvador honduras, quite motta, and mexico, mexico taking them to a migration to soon as he wanted to science. what happened to me next? china's rover jerome has sent back an image of itself from the martian surface. the solar power vehicle will spend the next 3 months taking photos and analyzing rocks . and those were headlines for these continuous here on our 0 after fast fashion. coming up next. ah hey miss day my great deal, but there is a high cost 2 bath fashion. does that cover? yes, yes, we did. if you did it, the month is almost up when the time has become, i would for kind of dodgy practices, fast fashion brands don't want you to look beyond the fabric. past fashion has engendered arising in formality arising, precarious right from

and it said the u. s. was in this situation, how do you see the current state of the world? this multi polar world has the us realize that it might not be the big dog that is there we go and shake between the 2. that's what we wanted to see. smiling mil waves on and they go into the well, so they go into that fella. i think we white all that's the door shot. i don't think we'll be seeing anything for a couple of hours. i wish them the best if not, i'm not compensation. 6 or 6 o'clock we're may expect a press conference, but we'll come back to mr. sean. thank you for being patient with a 6. they could have waited until you answered your question. come day to be the person that your home for 8 years. you. all right for he was live there. i know him very ah. so i will criticize him and get on moment that you go you can get them on the phone after we finish here. we were talking about letting me approve the comments about perhaps the the u. s being in a similar stage of late stage empires, the soviet union. what, what's the current state of a multi polar world are we that is the

u. s. president and said the russian president last week. so it will be interesting to, to see whether the foreign minister will have something new to say about the relations with russia. after the stay of talks in luxembourg, alexander, phone, numbe and in luxembourg. thank you. and valerie seemed liter, alexander lucas shan't go, has maintained his firm grip on power despite sanctions and major protest within the country. helping to keep him there is the country secret service and the climate of fear they have created. the soviet dictator yoseph stolen looms larger than life at this military theme park, near men's people from all over billers have come to celebrate the so called border guard day. many like us support alexander lucas. shank. oh, she works in a meat processing plant and breast on the polish border. she can't understand why people in bella. ruth wants to be rid of luca shane. co. one of the most important things in life. we have a salary, a job. we live in peace and our kids get a good education for me and my family. the curr

u. s. embassy in belgrade and said, i want to admit what i did. i want to be taken to the hague mission. he was very shaken, but came across very sincere michelle. they will need to replace them, which would you please rise to me? is there anything you would like to add for so long as it doesn't to morrow. the, your honor, i had to do this. if i had refused, i would have been killed together with the victims. when i refused, they told me that you're sorry for them. line up with them and will kill you to get the shell, the movie. all right, mr. them are that try to get ahold of yourself, sit down for a moment. he pled guilty, small prison term, but for what he did to make sure whoever needs would not be forgotten and would not be seen as something that didn't happen. i think it for the prosecution, it was worse. whereas the low sentence was a proof of the most important thing that drudging at them of which brought out was his membership in the 10th sabotaged attachment because the 10th sabotage detachment only acted on orders from the highest level

u. s. s. roosevelt. and said, you know, that, that is terrible. we've got to do something about our defense right now to say that are to be able to take a symbol of american power and reduce it to a hospital ship. mean that's, that's, and that's something that we need to be worried about. it. let me, let me ask jamie, let me ask you a question. you have written a lot about your concerns about a guy named peter, daz, in the ico health alliance, and anthony voucher dark. tiffany voucher said hey, you know, the u. s. government has helped fund some of his work, the defense support. and if you could do batt surveillance and be involved in that, that's a good thing. it would be irresponsible not to what are your concerns about peter? dad's that. if you can give us a brief catch up on that. so peter days it is one of the world's premier will call him a virus hunter. people who believe that we need to have surveillance to understand these viruses that are out there. and we can't just bury our head in the sand and he was actually one of the heroes of the

out, you said hey, you know, the u. s. government has helped fund some of his work, the defense support. and if you could do batt surveillance and be involved in that, that's a good thing. it would be irresponsible not to what are your concerns about peter dad's act. if you can give us a brief catch up on that. so peter days it is one of the world's premier will call him virus hunter. people who believe that we need to have surveillance to understand these viruses that are out there. and we can't just bury our head in the sand and he was actually one of the heroes of the effort to track down the origins of the 1st sars outbreak. the reason why i have become moved from being a big fan of his, in the past to a big critic of his now are essentially to thing. i 1st, he was the organizer of a letter in the british journal, the lancet in february of last year, which claimed without sufficient supporting evidence that this outbreak on will almost certainly are very likely stems from natural origin. and called anybody who was eve

u. s. president. what assurances it's connie seeking from the u. s. president. and did he get them well, mister gunny was in town in washington. basically, as you said, to get to see how much, how much more actually i can get me on what was whatever. and he inviting decided the couple of months ago that the us troops would be withdrawn by september. it could actually be sooner than that. and so he always is looking, look at us troops remaining or the schedule change. i don't think the schedule is going to change unless something dramatic happens. but this, again, is looking for maybe other insurances, such as more money, maybe with the horizon protection, any type of military protection of the cities, something that would be very controversial in some ways. he's also looking and trying to say that the americans are involved in are going to back the african government and provide assistance with african people beyond the withdrawal to assure the african population that the money coming and assistance. i mean all of this at the time when obviously as you know, this all on as i leased a series of attack and the situation is very fluid, but i just point

u. s. children's fun said that 56 children have reportedly been killed by security forces since to be getting them. since the military took control of the government on friday, frances announced that end to his direct role in operations against dom groups and africa to hel region. president macro says french troops will continue to be part of a broader global effort to stop the violence macro recently suspended corporation with malia on the after you and as warm the $350000.00 people in ethiopia as wart on to great region, either facing one living in famine, fighting broke out in november when the therapy and government forces and to the region to confront local leaders. the u. s. s. called un security council to urgently meet and address the conflict. brazil supreme court is allowing the copper america football tournament to go ahead despite the current of ours, pandemic 10 nation events to, to kick off on sunday at the national stadium in brazil. yes. so those are the headline news continues here and i'll just era after alexander world that you intend to watch the news news news, news news

u. s. government has said it is drawing another round of anti russia sanctions install, contrast to the message from the putin biden's summit just 4 days ago. he is constantly rush golf. now join us here in the studio to take this further cost you . this is a bit of a surprise. i have to say, we've been highlighting the summit all week here on our international. it was the big day for biden and prudent to meet each other for the 1st time as presidents. and both of them had a very positive outlook and message as to how the whole summer went. now, as i understand washington's preparing new sanctions against moscow, right. and it is a surprise and, you know, given the latest twist that we're seeing right now, it seems that you know, the relationship between russia and the west. they're not going to improve anytime soon. in fact, they can get even worse, because jack solomon, the us national security advisor has just said on seeing that they did. the biden's administration is preparing new sanctions against moscow. we are preparing another package of sanctions to apply in these case as well

u. s. leader has said he's willing to cooperate with russia and libya will actually make syria be get the point. there's a lot going on where we can work together with russia. for example, in libya, we should be opening up the the, the task to be able to go through and provide, provide food assistance in economic, i mean vital assistance to a population that's in real trouble. big week coming up on wednesday, geneva is going to become the arena for the much anticipated face to face for which polluted and bite movies been preparing themselves and very different manners. looking at that more closely this morning, a leopard trend connects them. the closer we get to the grand show down in geneva, the more we find out about what the leaders have in store for each other, but maybe show down isn't the right word. the rushing prize didn't says he's not in for a fist fight at all. pretty, we have always tried to behave with sufficient restraint. after all, we did not take a single step in any of the areas which would aggravate the situation. we're talking about security issues about these red lies

u. p. s. he said in the shall now from been on liberally. those rooms remained empty. the times of plenty were over, at least for a while. and that was a problem for jimmy who had made major investments in total just before the economic crisis began. ah, there was no one around to admire the hotel stylish new make over its luxurious lounges, remained empty. and he successfully completed the expansion of the board. each most in 300 square meters of space. they faced onto the biggest inner courtyard in paris. here in this greenaway says with 20 different species of birds, his guests were to relax and enjoy some respite and tough times. but now people had big worries and he believed jimmy was becoming increasingly bitter because he feared he'd be forced to give up his dream. while he constantly kept expanding the hotel during the boon years now he was saddled with a mountain of debt. he could no longer afford to complete the maysonet. he'd plan to build for his family on the 7th and 8th floors. he felt like a failure. as a business man and a father, he's the father 10 chi

u. s. is extremely warring. cohen, professor at john hopkins, said that the u. s. s. 4 major threats and the biggest threat today definitely for which the u. s. is ready to have some sort of military type of response is the rise of china. and us is really afraid of russia getting close to china. and don't forget that the us build up china for a long time. the west naval countries. america thought that china was going to be an eternal sweatshop, but that's no longer the case today. so i'm trying to now dominating technology building. it's on planes building a strong military defending itself. and it's not responding only to the requests of western company, western companies and russia is getting closer to china. but don't forget again that the u. s. has been pushing russia towards china with the sanctions, with the aggressions, with all the finger pointing. and all this, this is only bringing, this is brought russia and china closer together and they're doing today. $1000000000.00 deals technology in banking and construction, and the dollar rising. they're not using

u. s. in response to that kid, simon said that lot of mom was actually in the midst of what about his and that's what they're calling it in the west, mr. potent disagreed with that. so there was a bit of a verbal skirmish there at one point though, the nbc journalist asked algebra a direct question. did you, where are you willing to assassinate, like seeing them on the mr. prudent said no, we don't have a habit of doing that. and in response, this question was, well, what happened to that woman in the u. s. congress during the riots? so again, a very difficult conversation, and perhaps it's going to be even more heated and difficult when bottom are potent meets joe biden. unfortunately, the cameras won't be there for that entire chat. maybe they're both glad about that, elliot. good to talk to. thank you for that update. that was our teacher for thank you. i will her and rush romulus mart. mccauley believes that the white house establishing trust is a prerequisite for constructive talks. relations are now did all time low. and if you go back to 985 and go mature, went to geneva. many women and s