u. s. is whipping up his tyria and then it had brought quote, unquote, pure nazis to power. there were some other bizarre hitler comparisons made there. that the security council u. s. sam baset are in contrast. thomas greenfield said russia wants to fabricate a, provide text for an attack, recognition the evidence at all. so it really was a controversial debate, a fight for the public opinion really. and that was the plan of the united states to put that topic. ukraine on the world stage rayleigh and ukraine isn't a member of the security council, but it did take part in the meeting. what are the chances that we could see direct diplomacy between russia and ukraine? well today we, we saw in particular high attentions and sharp attacks rather than diplomacy. but of course, on the other hand, all conflict parties are involved were involved in that meeting. and it's the 1st time also that the security council got together on the topic of russian true built up at the ukranian border. and so the plan of the u. s. was to put that topic on the world stage. and it was also clear from the start that there were no hopes, really of any formal action resulting out of that meeting.

u. s. sam official, brinko did say that in the past 2 years, vladimir piercing is simply doing everything else to speed up what he says he wants to avoid. and he said that he does want to present some things, both president putin's actions go against his actual. where's lab said that pearson, pretty much it doing everything in the interests of the sovereignty of the russian federation, which is facing attacks as such as the expansion of nato. it says certain soft power and accusations that sir russia is, and putting forces around her 3rd border at near ukraine. he says there's a tensions, of course, are being escalated by the west as his lover, of course, talking about the u. s. and nato. and of course, coming back to the fact that name so is needed. ty, washington, to simply keep countries in the, in the west, under the auspices, we can a hear what he had to say to that question. and that quotes are right here. jessica, tennessee, anthony, blinking with which the u. s. secretary of state, linc

u. s. sam baset her to nato on tuesday, said that not a single nato member would agree to have the terms of nato membership dictated in such a way. so you have to very opposing viewpoints. even though this is perhaps the most significant of the many meetings that are taking place this week, her we heard from you and so to both as well, the secretary general of nato, before this meeting. and he actually said that he thought a good out come would be an agreement to continue talking. so he's sessing the ball pretty low. you have to say a more talks i seems to be, where are these this meeting is going? that seems to be the possible result or outcome of this meeting and both side saying more talks in the future at least as some a way of moving forward, even though it seems and nobody's talking about any great breakthroughs at this stage. many thanks for that, natasha butler there for us in paris and explosions. rock somali as capital mogadishu? killing 8 people, according to ambulance services. auth

u. s. as may happen as soon as next month. ah, hello, i'm sam is a dan. this is al jazeera alive from dell hall, so coming up russia's foreign minister. so gay lab, rob says moscow will not stall to wall, but once the west to respect its interests, abridge in the us city of pittsburgh collapses.

u. s. says may happen as soon as next month. ah. hello, i'm sam is a dan. this is out there alive from dell hall. so coming up, russia is foreign minister. so gay, libre says moscow will not solve the war, but once the west, to respect its interest, abridge in the u. s. city of pittsburgh collapses, hours ahead of us. presidents visit to discuss infrastructure. and building a bitcoin city, meet the president with plans to mine crypto currency using volcanic energy. ah, ukraine's president is urging western countries including the us, not just panic about a possible russian invasion below. the mirrors then ski though, didn't rule out further escalation, as russia masses tens of thousands of soldiers near the front line. on thursday, president joe biden told ukraine's leader there's a distinct possibility. moscow may invade next month, or the other russian foreign minister once again said, this country will not invade ukraine. so gay, live rove is expected to meet the u. s. counterpart for a 2nd time. those jabari has more from moscow. russia's naval strength

u. s. says may happen as soon as next month. ah, hello, i am, sam is a dan. this is al, just they're alive from dell hall. so coming up, leaders of west african nations, way, their options on how to respond to military. coups in bacchanal fasa inflations out of control in sierra leone, leaving many families struggling to put food on the table. bridge collapses in pittsburgh hours before the u. s. presence arrives to talk about his efforts to rebuild america's infrastructure. ah, now ukraine's presidency is urging western nations including the u. s. not disturb panic about the possible russian invasion. flood are made with that, and ski bo didn't rule out further escalation as russia a massive tens of thousands of soldiers near the front line. first day president joe biden told ukraine's leader there's a distinct possibility. moscow may invade next month, which is not the replacement, as we're grateful to the united states for their ongoing support for our sovereignty. but i am the president of ukraine, and i'm based here and i think i know the details more th

sam solomon. i mean, he was killed in 2020 by a u. s. drones strike along with the later of the iranian back to popular mobilization forces. oh, your, his marquis rival of 2022 with the famous ball to up on time square. most countries have also welcome new year in about the shadow. he'll make fun. darian still looms large. many parties in fireworks displays were cancelled scaled down due to a rise in infections. north korean leader kim jong on has laid out his new year plan for the country. state media is reporting his main goals are economic development and improving people's lives. the country faces what he's described as a great life and death struggle. at least 12 people have been killed in a stampede at a religious shrine and the indian administered kashmir. it happened at the hindu vash. no darby shrine in the countries north where devotees were mocking the new year. at least 13 others were injured. and a wildfire that swept through several towns in the us state of colorado has largely burnt itself out. almost a 1000 homes have be

u. s. president. my 1st guest tonight is the man who literally wrote the book on the oath keeper, sam jackson is an assistant professor at the university of albany and he is an expert in right. we extremism in the us. he's the author of the book oath keepers, patriotism, and the edge of violence in a right wing anti government group. professor jackson, it's good to have you on the day. let me ask you, what did you think when you heard the news that the f b i had arrested earth keepers founder stewart ropes to be honest. i, i wasn't entirely expecting this indictment or that arrest to happen. traditionally, stewart road has been pretty risk averse, and he's been pretty adept at avoiding too much legal scrutiny directed at himself . it seemed based on the public information that i had seen before. yesterday's indictment that he might have been successful in doing so again regarding the january 6th attack. but as we now know, the department of justice has plenty of information regarding his involvement or his alleged involvement, i should say. in planning for the criminal activities that are keepers engaged in

u. s government count was 199,000 half of expert expectations and a quarter of a dps reported job gains. bernick believes uncle sam's hard count more. the adp number is based more on a survey. um they do healthy government spending is boosting a lot of incomes, which in turn boost the overall economy. finally add in the monumental change in the workplace, thanks to robust, reliable and rocket, fast, remote working technologies that allow millions to work without commuting or come england, whether it's a micron or with a deep um is other businesses are closed or whether there are other dislocations. people just keep getting paid. the labor department reported tuesday that there are 10.6 million job openings still open. and still waiting. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. it's not much, but the average price of regular grade gasoline dropped two cents over the past three weeks. it's now at 3 39 a gallon, but industry analysts say prices at the pump could start increasing again because crude oil costs are rising nationwide, the highest average price for regular grade gasses right here in the bay area at 4 74 a gallon the l

sam is a than this val just there alive from dell hall. so coming up hong kong bands, flights from 8 countries, including the u. s. u. k. and australia grapples with an outbreak of alma crohn uproar in the french parlor. and after controversial remarks by the president about the arm vaccinated today is about acknowledgment about being seen and heard relief for counted as indigenous people whose children were taken away and put on the state care ah, protest is in catholics dana have taken over the airport in al matty, the country's biggest city, the president is threatening a tough response after days a violent protest triggered by a rise in fuel prices. cateel opposite an reports. please leave her. we are in constant hotel, in simple city region, for an increase in fuel prices had spread across the country while in conscience her food, particularly in the largest city. moody, with reports of a fire in gunshots hurried to the mayor's office. were demonstrators trying to storm to building earlier in the week? oh, would begin is to 10 seconds. fuel prices has turned into a wider comp for government accountability. quickly

sam is a dan. this is al jazeera alive from dell hall. so coming up hong kong bands, flights from 8th countries, including the u. s and u. k. as a grapples with an outbreak of the army kron corona, virus variant uproar in the french parliament after controversial remarks by the president about the unvaccinated today is about acknowledgment about being seen and heard and relief for calendars. indigenous people whose children were taken away and put on the state care was the government announces billions in compensation. ah, now protest is in cassock. sam have seized the capital al marty's airport bats, despite the president threatening a tough response. all that came after the worst on rest in more than a decade, the protest were triggered by arise and the price of fuel. but there are demands for broader reforms. catello purse or the an reports seems like these are we are in constant hotels ever wanted in civil city region for an increase in fuel prices had spread across the country, wyoming pensions, her food, particularly in the lightest city. moody, with reports of the fire in gunshot, heard the mayor's office were demons

u. s government count was 199,000 half of expert expectations and a quarter of a dps reported job gains. bernie believes uncle sam's hard count more. the adp number is based more on a survey . um they do healthy government spending is boosting a lot of incomes, which in turn boost the overall economy. finally add in the monumental change in the workplace, thanks to robust, reliable and rocket, fast, remote working technologies that allow millions to work without commuting or come england, whether it's a micron or with a deep um is other businesses are closed or whether they're they're dislocations. people just keep getting paid. the labor department reported tuesday that there are 10.6 million job openings still open. and still waiting. tom vacar ktvu fox two news. the last seven years have reportedly been the warmest on record for our planet. a new analysis out of europe today shows that earth's temperature continues to rise due to heat trapping fossil fuel emissions. scientists say 2021 was the fifth warmest year on record. earth's average temperature is about 1.1 degree celsius above average preindustrial levels

u. s. are calling for the immediate release of the deposed president rockmart cabaret let. so get an update from sam at nick, who is joining us now of ice guy from the capital itself a while guy do. who so, sam, what are people most concerned about now in the country? i think people, i mean yesterday, as you said, there was a routing and people were really excited in on board with military. and i think that is still the feeling right now. but there's a lot of questions we haven't really heard from the military, from distance monday since they put out that that general statement on the state broadcaster, i think people are wondering what our next steps. who are they willing to work with? you know, what are their plans? are they, you know, are they willing to work with civil society, which political groups are they going to work with? and then i think there are big questions as well in terms of the security vacuum. you know, they think that they can secure the country better than the president was doing. but everyone is wondering how they're going to do that. some people are wondering if this will cre

u. s government count was 199,000 half of expert expectations and a quarter of a dps reported job gains. bernick believes uncle sam'sard count more. the adp number is based more on a survey. um they do healthy government spending is boosting a lot of incomes, which in turn boost the overall economy. finally add in the monumental change in the workplace, thanks to robust, reliable and rocket, fast, remote working technologies that allow millions to work without commuting or come england, whether it's a micron or with a deep um is other businesses are closed or whether there are other dislocations. people just keep getting paid. the labor department reported tuesday that there are 10.6 million job openings still open. and still waiting. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. with coronavirus guidance and public health mandates. changing frequently, cdc director dr rochelle walensky today addressed recent criticism the agency's faces americans navigate through this latest covid search. we have ever evolving science with an ever evolving variant, and my job is to provide updated guidance in the context of rapidly rising cases. a

sam is a dan. this is al jazeera alive from dell hall. so coming up hong kong bands, flights from 8th countries, including the u. s and u. k. as a grapples with an outbreak of the micron korean, a virus variance.