u. s. said they're making progress as the battle. california's largest wildfire this year, nearly a quarter of the fire near yosemite national park is not contained and began burning and fighting, and it's destroyed more than $6000.00 hector's of land, rob reynolds reports. i'm not, of course, a county aftermath of an inferno. this house was completely incinerated by the huge wildfire that ripped through mar posts, a county in california, sierra nevada mountains. the heat was so intense, it melted aluminum parts and cars, turning them into shiny dribbles of metal. the fire broke out on friday and quickly exploded in size and gulping thousands of hector's and forcing thousands of people to evacuate. dozens of structures have been destroyed. fire fighters say, years of drought, extreme heat, and millions of dead trees killed by invasive bark beatles turned a small blaze into a monster where in a dramatically major drought. so what you see yourself or do you know, mostly dry condition is not to men

u. s. official bud and said the u. s. position on time hadn't changed and stressed the need for more communication. president, gigi and ping's warning to the u. s. made headline news in china. his message don't play with fire over taiwan. the to our conversation was said to be broad ranging, beijing described exchanges, candid and it's read out of the call. the white house said biden emphasized that u. s. policy anti one had not changed. and that it opposed unilateral efforts to change the status quo attentions over a potential visit to taiwan by us. how speaker nancy pelosi dominated the agenda. beijing views the island nation as a break away state of the mainland and announces any political engagement which i pay and it's democratically elected government. this is a joke, me. these remarks once again showed that such in us politicians fully out of the selfish interests want nothing but tensions in china. us relations turbulence across a tie, one straight and chaos in the world. change up, this is elena tensioned. shei

u. s. said demanding justice. after placing ohio released footage of the shooting of an unarmed black man, hundreds, much through a cron, where 25 road jaylen walker was killed last week. he was chased and then shot dead by police officers after flaying amana traffic violation. the shooting is the latest in spite of killings of black men and women by place in the us. from akron. john hendrick found this report. ah, the last moments of jaylin walkers life are disturbing to watch police and walkers family all agree. he was unarmed when 8 police officers fire as many as 90 times, leaving 60 bullet wounds in killing him almost instantly at the time of the shooting. he was on or from there, the stories diverge, releasing the video and outlining the apparent facts of an ongoing investigation handed over to state police. acronym police chief said 25 year old jalen walker drove away from a routine traffic stop over a moving violation and a broken tail light. ha. is walker left. the still rolling car in a ski mask, a gun m

u. s. democratic sell it. senate has effectively reject reject to the compromised climate boat. the bill and one recent pole in the u. s. said one percent of voters, cited climate change is the most important issue. and from the 30s, it was just 3 percent. whereas 2 years ago, people were taking to the streets. why is that been that change? i think there's, you know, there are other things that have come up in the last couple of years. so kevin, being one didn't envision ukraine being another. and so there are, there are issues that people are concerned about, but i think this is a, a long term issue that needs short term action and it's immediate action. and so i think it's up to layers of countries. it's up to treasuries, ministries of economy and finance, to recognize that this is a problem that they need to invest in and invest in the solutions. for nigel, if all the promises made a cop 26 with capt. ward, that keepers below a global 2 percent temperature rise. now is it too late? it depends on the promises. but at the moment the pledges that are on the table from cult would take us to a temperature increase of about 2 a

and her just last year president, she said reunification must be fulfilled and the u. s. has not officially said it would defend taiwan. but public support from high ranking officials like nancy pelosi complicate the ambitions of the mum that they call the chairman of everything. north korea's leader kim jong own has warned, he is ready to use nuclear weapons against the united states and south korea. it's thought kim's regime as preparing to conduct the 1st nuclear tests since 2017 observer. see his latest rhetoric as an attempt to shore up morale, as young said, struggles to deal with a covert 19 outbreak of faltering economy and the threats of more international sanctions. ah, at bunions kim il sung square citizens dance to mark the so called victory day. although the korean war in the fifty's ended in a truce for north korea, it was a victory against the u. s. nationwide celebrations already started much earlier in the day, filling the streets with pride through will marching towards the victorious fatherland liberation war museum. while singing songs that the war vict

u. s. official sch biden said the u. s. position on time one hadn't changed and stressed the need for more communication. president, gigi and things warning to the u. s. med headline. news in china. his message, if you don't play with fire home over taiwan with the, to our conversation with you as president joe biden was said to be broad ranging, but tensions over a potential visit by a powerful washington politician warning dominated the agenda. beijing views taiwan as a break away state of the mainland and denounces any political engagement which i pay . and it's democratically elected government. as i said to me, these remarks once again showed that such an us politicians flew out of the selfish interests, want nothing but tensions in china. us relations turbulence across the taiwan strait and chaos in the world, change up leases, ill intentioned sheila ewing. earlier this week, taiwanese president shy ng when attended annual military exercises off the islands coast. though any visit from u. s. house speaker nancy pelo

u. s. official biden said the u. s. position on taiwan had not changed and stressed the need for more communication. we'll take a president gigi in pings warning to the u. s. med headline. news in china, his message don't play with fire over taiwan. the to our conversation was said to be broad ranging. beijing described, the exchange is candid, and it's read out of the called the white house said biden emphasized that u. s. policy anti one had not changed and that it opposed unilateral efforts to change the status quo attentions over a potential visit to taiwan by u. s. house speaker nancy pelosi dominated the agenda. beijing views the island nation as a break away, a state of the mainland, and announces any political engagement which i pay and it's democratically elected government that says to me, these remarks once again showed that such an u. s. politicians flew out of the selfish interests, want nothing but tensions in china. us relations turbulence across the taiwan strait and chaos in the wild hinge up leases.

u. s. a said, the china needs to be contained. where does that fit into this conversation? well, let's look at the economics say it is yes, china trying to expand its power in the south china sea and further a field through its belt and road policy. and the u. s. leading an initiative and to oppose that an investment initiative in within the g 20. but also just having passed a built invest hundreds of billions of dollars into tip production here in the u. s . and that it's a vital because supply lines recently have not just been hampered at by the pandemic, but particularly by chip production, not keeping up. and the main exporter of those chips is indeed taiwan. and that's what makes it a jewel in the crown when it comes to international economic power. you have from michelle active, now corresponded in washington. thank you very much. and let's bring in in chung and associate professor at the national university of singapore who focuses on chinese foreign policy. thanks for being on the show today. what do you expect from this call between biden and she honestly, i, i exp

u. s. believe said that the man suspected of shooting 7 people at a 4th, a july parade to chicago had been planning the attack for weeks. the 22 year old initially escape the scene, after shooting at crowds from a rooftop. he was later arrested by the police. are julia is holding nationwide celebrations to mark 60 years of independence from france, a military parade in the capitol? algiers recalled the declaration of independence and the bloody 8. you're more that preceded it. our jury is as, as many as one and a half 1000000 people were killed in that conflict. hopes for survivors are fading following the collapse of a glacier in northern italy. at least 7 people are dead. 13 remain missing. thunderstorms have hampered rescue evans. italy's prime minister mario druggie is linking the disaster to climate change and that glacier avalanche in italy, it comes as the country is grappling with its worst drought in 70 years. water levels have dropped to record lows and lakes and rivers in the north and residents in some areas. they are now facing restrictions on how much water that they can use

speaking at a former coal fired power plant and massachusetts, he said, the u. s. must said a global example while protecting americans from extreme weather, like wild fires. the president is plagued by a low poll numbers as environmental activist sour on his ability to make concrete changes on climate. but he says the fight isn't over. will not take no furniture. i will do everything in my power, clean our air and water protect our people's health. when the clean energy future, which again shows like our we, our children and grandchildren are counting on us. not a joke. not a joke. if we don't keep a view, a 1.5 degrees centigrade, we lose it all. we don't get to turn it around and the world is counting on us. and for more i am joined now by our correspondent mikaela, if not in washington, mikaela biden's as the world is counting on him and as countries a why the stopping short of declaring a national climate emergency well, because he simply wants to get the chance to take this bit by bit i think he is in the process of giving up hope to avoid that know that he sa

u. s. he said the fastest way to restore abortion rights is to pass a federal law through congress. it on mosque has confirmed that he's terminating his $44000000000.00 takeover of twitter. the test that c o legal team says the social media giant breached several provisions of the deal. twitter says it was to mask to enforce the merger agreement. former british chancellor, she soon ac has declared himself a candidate to replace morris johnson. as you case, prime minister soon acts resignation on tuesday, along with that of another senior cabinet minister triggered an avalanche of exits from at johnston's government. johnston is staying on his caretaker, prime minister until a successor is chosen. but some in his party want him gone. now there's other headlines in use, though, continues after al jazeera investigations. ah al jazeera is investigative unit reveals the true scale of modern slavery in suburban britain. behind the high street, there is a hidden work force under the control of slave maste

u. s. destroyer in an area of the south china sea that it claims as its own. beijing said the u. s. s. penfold pass me the parasol islands which china occupies, but also claim by taiwan and vietnam. the u. s. 7th fleet said unlawful and sweeping claims in the south china sea pose. a serious threat to the freedom of the seas. a veteran hong kong progestin known as grandma wong has pleaded guilty to charges of unlawful assembly. alexander one has been detained on several occasions . she was known for waving a british flag while taking part in the 2019 protest movement. those are you headlines inside stories next? ah hey, 2000000000 people on earth by november. that's the forecast from the united nations . not global population growth is slowing down, and many societies will start getting older. so how do we deal with the challenges ahead? this is in my story. ah hello there and welcome to the program. i'm the star theater. now the world's population is growing, but at had slowest pace in 70 years. that's the conclusion of you and place a scribble. population forecast. we are generally

but what he said is they're going to do some things that'll help in a few weeks. well i, they are supposed to daniel levy, president of the u. s. mc lease projects, and he said, there's a disconnect between us values and it's policy. let's remember the tools of state craft, the tools of real politic include energy mattering allies who misbehave. being defended by you, the president is not the head of amnesty international or human rights watch. much as i wish you would pursue those things. the problem for america, for this president, is the gap is the disconnect between everything we've been hearing over russia and ukraine, especially the moralizing the self right tone that we are the leader of democracy. we stand for international lauren values and human rights. the gap between those things and what we are seeing on this visit not only the fist bump, but the people who live in the region is visiting, have seen the effects of actual american policies. and if you add to the mix, this normalization between certain arab states and israel, that he's been touting, which again, was part of a trump legacy that rather than changing, h

u. s. destroyer in an area of the south china sea, it claims beijing said the u. s. s. penfold passed in a the parasol islands which china occupies but also claimed by taiwan and vietnam. the u. s. 7 fleet said unlawful and sweeping claims in the south. china sea pose a serious threat to the freedom of bessy's. the that in hong kong activist, known as grandma wong has been jailed for 8 months. the 66 year old pleaded guilty to charges as unlawful assembly. she has been detained several times and is known for her waving a british flag while taking part in the 2019 pro democracy movement. adrian brown, his mother. well, grandma wong is the nickname that was given to her by young protested during the demonstrations here in 2019 a wong whose real name is alexandra wong, has been a political activist now for more than 10 years, but she really rose to fame during the unrest in 2019 because she used to wave a large british flag at many protests. and of course that was to the authorities, a flagrant provocation because of course, britain was a former colonial ruler here. and

u. s. s. e was granted access and we said before the u. s. a c, over the course of several weeks was granted access to the idea, let investigation to the p. a lead investigation, they visited the site as well. so i am not standing here, nor would the u. s. s. e. be able to stand anywhere and to say, conclusively, with 100 percent certainty. exactly what happened. but the conclusion that the u. s . s. u. s. s, he came to over the course of that several weeks, some mission of the various destinations and the site visit as well. was that the bullet likely, as you said, emanated from an idea position. similarly, the u. s. s. e, based on those same an inputs found no reason to believe that this was intentional . and i concluded it was likely the result of the tragic circumstances surrounding a counterterrorism. read any palletization with the likely there any compensation, any woo cylinders because we know that, i mean we know they're really operate. we know that they keep everything on record . the kid, every flag that gets shot and if it's recor

kong in the same year that they were actually taking place in venezuela and back then. beijing said that the u. s. was stoking the flames of those protests there. and bolton statements just lend more legitimacy to that claim. just this year, the former prime minister of pakistan, enron con, he said he was ousted from power amid a constitutional crisis. and he says that the u. s. was behind his removal because he tried to maintain a non aligned foreign policy. so with all this political chaos around the world, washington and one way or another connected to the u. s. government. it's really, it shouldn't come as much of a surprise that a lot of african countries in asian countries are weary about being connected with the united states, especially when the united states is trying to get them on the anti russian sanctions bandwagon. i mean, they're, they're leaders see what happens when american influence is tolerated, and countries, and then the authorities there make one wrong move that washington doesn't like them. my don uprising of 2014 in ukraine will not know how to get sort of a crew by the w

u. s. and from britain's m, i 6 say the u. s. said at least 75000 russian troops have been killed. britons m, i sick saying that they believe the russian invasion will quote, run out of steam in the coming weeks. is russia running out of options? i think they are. i think gifts, i wouldn't, misty idea that the russian military is getting to a point where it's exhausted. that's us. i mean, most of those categories were actually lost in the 1st several weeks. and that staggering. and it's not something you quickly recover from, even if russia were to declare some penn national mobilization or something like that. this isn't something you fix quickly, that in the ukrainians are going to be in a position before the russians can fix the problem. they'll actually be in a position to take some territory back. of course we're waiting for this are all important to blockade on the grain ships to be lifted some time very soon. we believe it's hard to imagine that there is a degree of good will between russia and ukraine and ukraine's western par

u. s. executive said the move was to assistant, accelerate the restructuring plans and blame the financial troubles on a strike action by pilots. wage talks between s a s and its pilots collapse on monday. italy is declared a state of emergency and 5 of its northern regions. the worst route in 70 years is not laid up. major rivers are drying up and the lack of water is threatening some harvests. the waves has also apparently contributed to the apostle collapse of a mountain glacier on sunday. at least 7 people died. thunderstorms have hampered the search for more than a dozen missing hikers. the melodic leisha is the largest in italy's dolemite mountains, but its last a 3rd of its volume in reason is italy's prime minister says climate change has contributed to its deterioration. most likely, one of the hardest moments of their lives, relatives of the victims, and cannot sigh northern italy having to identify the loved ones, killed and the alpine avalanche. one of them sent his parents a picture from iglesia, just moments before it collapsed. generally, if i also called us, he sent us a sm

u. s, as sawyer and an area of the south china sea, it claims beijing said the u. s. has been fold past due to the potter cell islands, which china occupies, but are also claimed by taiwan and vietnam. the u. s. it's 7 feeds said unlawful and sweeping claims in the south china sea pose a serious threat to the freedom of the seas. travel chaos is expected across europe . airlines have been forced to counsel thousands of flights due to strike action and staff shortages. the decision to limit the number of departing passengers to 100000 a day at london's busiest airport he throw is said to make matters even worse. where we challenge is more from malaga in southern spain. what we have for going on at the moment is the 2nd day of for 4 consecutive days of strike action by ryan air, cabin crew in spain. they are going to be doing that this week. they're going to be doing that next week. and the week after, and on top of that, you have a strikes from easy jets or crew as well. and other low cost airline. they are going to be striking for 3 days, friday, saturday, sunday, this

u. s. and saudi arabia have already signed a variety of deals as part of his 1st trip to the kingdom. as u. s. president. he said he was not personally responsible for it and he took action against those who were responsible and. and then i went on to talk more about how that dealing with any opposition to the criticism of the saudi administration. and other countries was viewed as to me. violation right. well before his trip to judge i bought and met with the palestinian president, man made a boss in the occupied west bank. he reiterated us support for the 2 state solution . it said the time was not right to try to re stout a piece process with these riley's explosions have been heard every night in the besieged gaza strip hours earlier. israel's military said that at least 2 rockets were fired from gaza over the city of masculine israeli officials say, one of the rockets was intercepted, no casualties have been reported for long as parliament has convened in colombo to start the process of selecting the countries. next president, politicians could decide on a new leader within a week. prime minister run over c

u. s. he said the fastest way to restore abortion rights is to pass a federal law through congress. the family averted al jazeera journalist sharina barclay has called in the u. s. president to meet them on his visit to jerusalem next week. he will the home they want. joe biden, to order an f b, i investigation into her death. sharina was shot in the head, buys, ready forces while she was on assignment. and janine in the off by the west bank on may. the 11th format, which is chancellor reaches sooner has declared himself a candidate to replace bar as johnson at the you case, prime minister soon acts resignation on tuesday. along with that of another senior cabinet minister triggered an avalanche of exits from johnston's government. johnson staying on as care, take a prime minister until a success has chosen a sum within his own party. want him gone immediately. so those were the headlines and he's continues to go now to sierra after talked to al jazeera that you've been talking about the movie each and every one of us have got a responsibility to change our personal space for the mir

kong in the same year that they were actually taking place in venezuela and back then beijing said that the u. s. was stoking the flames of those protests there. and bolton statements just lend more legitimacy to that claim. just this year, the former prime minister of pakistan, m, ron con, he said he was ousted from power amid a constitutional crisis. and he says that the us because he tried to maintain ins bandwagon. i mean their, their leader was behind his removal be, are weary about being connect free of european affairs, victoria newland, and co operation with the former u. s. which took place the morning after france. poland and germany signed an agreement between the then president and opposition leaders. what ramifications can john bolton's confession of huff? while it's unlikely that level headed leaders of sovereign nations around the world are ever going to entirely trust american diplomats and american politicians ever again. i mean, in dealing with the united states, it's not going to be clear whether the american politicians are going to be conducting diplomacy with them in good f

u. s. he also said, adopting unrealistic policies on energy will lead to inflation vigil has been held inch for lanka to remember those who died and recent political unrest president got a bio to park, so was forced to resign this week. after months of anti government protests, the parliament has begun the process of choosing the next president. roches military has 5 miss aisles and shells the cross ukraine after declaring its plans to ramp attacks in the east. ukrainian officials say at least 17 civilians have been killed, including 3 in the north eastern city of chief. we've while the 11000 people have been forced evacuate in the get on their region in south west france in the face of outer control families. grace the st. firefighting equipment to help get a 10000 heck as of land have been scorched by the headlines. the news continues on al jazeera. after witness is only 4 months to go to the world cup on the clock is ticking as teams and fans prepare the cat. so 2022, we'll have updates from different regions across the globe. this month. the focus is on africa, and synagogue mount a cha

u. s. president still believes, as you said on the campaign trail, the saudi kingdom should be treated as a pariah. or whether the crown prince believed that he should apologize to the family of jim elk shoji. in fact, he then challenged and was very clear when he was speaking of the president just now about whether or not the president really had a tough discussion with the crown prince. once the media was sent away and you heard the president and they're being very clear that he spoke to the crown prince, he was very so straightforward. and he was very clear that he would not be silent on the issue of human rights. this was a precedent doing damage control. he was cleaning up what was clearly a bit of a public relations disaster. and you also heard that very same reporter speaking on behalf of the fiance of jim alhashan. she's saying that the u. s. president had blood on his hands for legitimizing this whole scenario. and so very tough questions by the u. s. media for the u. s. president. clearly the white house felt that they needed to mop mass if you will. and that's why the u. s. pre

well, me out in here, just last year, president, she said reunification must be fulfilled and the u. s. has not officially said it would defend taiwan boats. public support from high ranking officials, like nancy pelosi complicate the ambitions of the mum that they call the chairman of everything. the effects of climate change are apparent around the world in heat waves. wildfires, floods and rising sea levels now add lightning strikes to that list. they've killed dozens of farmers in the last week in just one state in northern india monsoon season. in india all looks calm now. but mere days ago, 7 people died in the lightning strike. not far from where these farmers are planting their rice. many here saw at 1st hand le want we were working in the field after people started shouting, we all started running out because there was a very loud lightning strike. the state of utah's pro dish has recorded nearly 50 lightening deaths and just the past week. nationwide weather experts say almost 750 indians have died from strikes since the monsoon season began. there's a direct link to climate

u. s. considering that cheating was an american citizen. we also asked for accountability and the justice wasn't really acknowledgment there about how absurd it seemed. when the u. s. government said that they couldn't make any definitive judgment about who killed shriek, and yet they've decided it wasn't dumb on caucus. by the idea of was, was that contradiction disco spouse, what we asked for them to retract or to correct the statement of considering the fact that it lacked evidence at clack transparency. and the until to day we were never aware of how the process went. and the secretary blinkin, he, he said he's committed to providing us transparency, moving forward with any process that involves the case of shooting or is, is there a timeline though, as are they gonna furnished information as to exactly what role that had in these investigations and whether they really went forensically over the evidence. so there was no timeline. we were not given a deadline as to when we would receive the information. we will continue to ask for accountability and for you as investigation that is transparent and independent because that statement was not an investigation. we weren't the only

u. s. president said that he wanted to make the saudi crown prince. muhammad been selman a pariah after the murder of dissident jamal cas shogi back in 2018. but now with oil prices skyrocketing biden is spectacle changing course. and despite heavy criticism, he is now on a diplomatic mission to improve relations with the king. the u. s. president fluted jetta immediately following his visit to israel. the fact that saudi arabia was willing to open its airspace for a flight from israel is a show of good will biden even called it an historic decision. an important step on the way to a more integrated and stable middle east. the opening of the airspace is being dubbed biden's 1st success on the middle east trip. but the difficult part comes now that he has landed in saudi arabia. the decades long partnership between the u . s. and the saudis hit a snag 4 years ago following the murder of jamal cash hockey. the journalist was killed by a hit squad in the saudi consulate in istanbul, in the fall of 2018, allegedly on the personal oars of saudi arabia's crown prince. muhammad, been psalm on,

then russia said it, here's the u. s. u k, responds to what russia presented in the eco soc, chamber. russia is not only conducting a war of aggression against ukraine. it is conducting a war untruth on a war on history. president putin absurdly claims his d not supplying ukraine. in fact, he is engaged in a neo imperialist war and is showing no respect for the sovereignty of, of nations, of the sanctity of human life. russia continues to abuse. it's council seat to hold meetings that waste our time and attention. let's be clear on what this meeting is and is not. it is not a serious attempt to hold a discussion on neo naziism and violent extremism. it is a cynical attempt by russia to use the council as a platform for its state propaganda and to justify it's a brutal unprovoked and premeditated war of aggression against ukraine. we reject russia's for repeated efforts to distort history for its own political purposes. now that was the representative of the united states, dismissing the testimony of individuals who have t

u. s. president said, j abiding fight and signing an executive order to help safeguard women's access to contraceptives and abortion. this is after the supreme court overturned that landmark ruling road versus wade, which legalized abortion in 1973 biden. describing the returning as an exercise in rule political power. let's go straight to give it back to joe biden, with the female was to say, let me i tried to put a call in to who the president prime minister. ah, and i, he whistled it very late there night. i'll be talking there in the morning. i'm going to be stopping assigned to condolence folk as a japanese embassy in the way, the c i o. this hasn't happened to japan in decades and decades. i gum told all way back to the late thirties, mid thirties, and it's a homemade weapon. i've only seen a photograph of it the just far who's going to be going in again, any more detail later as they find out the detail. but arms. the fact is that one thing did strike my, get my attention that this is the 1st use of a weapon. the murder, someone in in japan. and i think we have thus far have 3000.

u. s. prosecutor said the man charged with killing 7 people at a 4th of july parade outside chicago as confessed, but he say 21 year old robert cream. oh, lisa went to another independence to events and considered opening fire there. if convicted, he faces life in prison. it's a year ago since hating his president juvenile moiz was murdered inside his home. the investigation into his assassination is still going on. the case has cast a dark shadow over an unstable country that is embroiled in political and economic crises, an escalating going violence out his ears for as a bo reports. oh no, me. san luis has been living in the shelter for weeks. he was forced to leave her home when battles between rival gangs took over her neighbourhood importer prince. oh, i'm a disabled person and i'm the father and mother of children. the situation i'm living in isn't good at all. even to go to the doctor's office. i have to go and ask in the street because of the insecurity now means among thousands of people who have been displaced by the raging violence across much of haiti. this is part of the ongoing cha

u. s. and americans basketball player, brittany greiner, who's on trial and drug smuggling charges, and, and imprisoned us spy, paul wayland, earlier the white house said the u. s. is determined to bring its citizens home. we made a substantial offer to secure the release of paul whalen and brittany griner. the president and his team are willing to take extraordinary steps to bring our people home. the mutual exchange of russian and american prisoners on the territory of the 2 countries was previously discussed by the presidents of russia and the united states. these negotiations are being carried out by competent apartments. a concrete result has not yet been achieved. at the same time, we consider it necessary to take the interests of both parties into account. during these talks, russian, victor boot is a convicted arms dealer who was arrested in thailand in 2008 and later extradited the united states. in 2012, an american court sentenced him to 25 years in prison for arming a terrorist group and conspiring to kill us citizens. meanwhile, brittany griner is an american citizen, currently on trial in moscow for possession of cannabis related articles

u. s. would not walk away from the region while at that same event. saudi crown, prince, mom had been salmon stress, the importance of cooperation with the u. s. he also said, adopting unrealistic policies on energy will lead to inflation or white house correspondent, kimberly hallett has more on what message the u. s. president has sent with this tool, was almost a message to not just the golf leaders, but to russia and china that sir, look at, we're not going anywhere. in fact, that's exactly what he said is kind of a signal look if you're trying to encroach, we are not going anywhere. we're going to stay right where we are. but also think about it a, it's also a signal and may be a sign of the winning influence of the united states as well. i mean, there was a time when the united states didn't have to say that it was just known. and so that is also as signal that say in the united states, perhaps as a little bit concerned. in fact, so much. so that really was the purpose of this trip to lancaster. parliament has begun the process of choosing the next president. prime minister run over chrome, a singer is serving as acting president until the new leader