u. s. israel relationship. very rob, i want to ask a little bit more about the nature of the deal itself. the u. s. says iran needs to dismantle some of its neutral devotees, before the u. s. is going to rejoin the deal. what do you think the u. s. would need to see to get it to a position where it would be willing to rejoin that deal? well, that's a very good question because it's not only the united states, but also the, the 3 european powers. what i understand is their view is that since iran stepped out of the j. c. p. o, a limits on enrichment. starting in the summer of 2019, it has gathered a lot of experience and expertise, and operating the centrifuges and enriching to 20 percent, and now also enriching up to 60 percent. and that somehow this experience and expertise needs to be rolled back as well. not only that, the extra refuges are multiple and taken offline, but that, that data that has been accumulated over the past 2 years or so is also erased. and this is something very difficult because there's no way of verifying this. i understand iran is not prepared to do that. it is also arguing fo

u. s. say that anything they give must not benefit hamas. so those are all the positives and clearly a more cordial tone and the u. s. and the policy, the 30th speaking again. but on the downside for the palestinians. what did secretary blinking not say? well, he didn't say that they were going to be pushing towards a 2 state solution. he didn't say that they would be restarting peace negotiations . pretty clear to me what the u. s. strategy is for now. it's the key things come to put a lid on things. there's no plan at this stage for now to actively restart the thing that might trans sold the conflict. so jane, so please here. there's no indication of that effort which the un like a journal being calling for, to deal with the root of the conflict, the occupation to end the occupation. no, absolutely not. and what is interesting is the u. s. is it a very different place from some of its key allies? remember, that's the thing called the core tete. which the u. s. as part of the pillars of the core test, a russia as a all the e u in the u. n. a

u. s. says without un involvement, it won't recognize the results. syria media says the regime has invited observers, but from regime friendly countries like russia, iran, china, and venezuela. the last elections were held in 2014 at the height of the civil war and saw a sod when in the landslide in a vote that was also widely condemned by the u. s. and the u, as neither free nor fair. let's get more from a banter shallow. she's had of the middle east division at the german political foundation, the 100 bonds shift on a welcome to the w. so how much support does basha alice had really have you look at how the elections are being held. you can already estimate how much the population is not able to vote because they are simply enough in areas that are participating in the voting and all those. so, i mean, there are so many people signing with their own lot. there are lots of posters and all just president bashar if you mount. so this is where these elections you can get his real support, at least

u. s. says without un involvement, it won't recognize the results. syria media says the regime has invited observers, but from regime friendly countries like russia, iran, china, and venezuela. the last elections were held in 2014 at the height of the civil war and saw a sod when in the land slide, in a vote that was also widely condemned by the u. s. and b u, as neither free nor fer. let's get more from a bento shabba, she's the head of the middle east division of the german political foundation, the 100 bows. shift on a welcome to steve w. so how much support does basha alice? i really have you look at how these elections are being held. you can already estimate how much the population is not able to vote because they are simply not an area that are participating in the voting and all those show. i mean, there are so many people signing with their own lot. there are lots of posters and all just president bashar last few months. so this is where these elections, you can get this real support, a

u. s. says it will. we impose sanctions on baylor roots in response to last week's force, landing of ryan air flight, and detention of an opposition blogger. the bite in administration, is accusing minced of using false pretenses to divert the plane. billy bruce's authoritarian leader, alexander lucas shank says it's all applaud invented by the west to destabilize his country. that's what he told russian president vladimir putin when the pair met for talks on friday. the european union has already implemented sanctions in the wake of the incident. alexander lucas shanker has a briefcase full of documents for vladimir putin. so we'll go to, i'll show you what really happened with ryan air. it was an attempt to stir up trouble. they wanted a situation like last summer. lucas shank of paints the west of the common enemy, while putin says the 2 nations have come together. his message. russia stands with lucca shank. oh. even now that was the species in minsk. people are already feeling the effects of new san

u. s. says without un involvement, it won't recognize the results. syria media says the regime has invited observers, but from regime friendly countries like russia, iran, china, and venezuela. the last elections were held in 2014 at the height of the civil war and saw a sod win and a landslide in a vote that was also widely condemned by the u. s. and b. u, as neither free nor fair. let's get some analysis on this now with a journalist kristin, head back, one of germany's leading experts on the middle east and syria. kristen, thank you for joining us. we thought there, there's pretty much, no doubt that serious president bashar last side will be the winner here. he will get another 7 year term and office. is there anything that we should watch out for that could come as a surprise in this election? i don't think there's going to be any surprise president michelle, aside, needs the electron to legitimize his rule internally and externally, because it's naturally very strong. and i, russia, i seek

u. s. says without un involvement, it won't recognize the results. syria media says the regime has invited observers, but from regime friendly countries like russia, iran, china, and venezuela. the last elections were held in 2014, at the height of the civil war and saw a sod when in the lands live in a vote that was also widely condemned by the us and b. u, as neither free nor fair. the un security council will hold an emergency meeting on a growing crisis in molly the military there has stripped the countries, transitional president and prime minister of their powers. the 2 leaders have been tasked with steering the country back to civilian rule after a qu last august. but the military accused them of trying to sabotage the process. though the streets of bomber co seen. com, the situation remains, hence molly's vice president. i see me going to defend it. the rest of the president and the prime minister accusing them of sabotaging ongoing democratic process. but the transitional vice president

u. s. says it will. we impose sanctions on baylor bruce in response to last week's force, landing of a ryan air flight, and the detention of an opposition blogger. the biting an administration is accusing, been sco using false pretenses to divert the plane. bella bruce's authoritarian leader, alexander lucas shanker, says it's all a plot invented by the west to destabilize this country. that's what he told russian president vladimir putin when the pair meant for talks on friday. the european union has already implemented sanctions in the wake of the incident. alexander lucas shanker has a briefcase full of documents for vladimir putin. so we will go to, i'll show you what really happened with ryan air. it was an attempt to stir up trouble. they wanted a situation like last summer. lucas shank of paints the west as a common enemy, while putin says the 2 nations have come together. his message. russia stands with lucas shank. oh. even now we're still in minsk. people are already feeling the effects of new

u. s. says they want that to happen. it was very clear from the, by the ministration and from secretary blinking when he was in the region. but how do you have a mechanism that also fulfills what the 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

u. s. says it will re impose sanctions on bailey roots in response to last week's force, landing of a ryan air flight and the detention of an opposition blogger. the biden administration is accusing men scope, using false pretenses to divert the plane versus authoritarian leader, alexander lucas. shank says it's all applaud, invest, invented by the west to destabilize his country. that's what he told russian president vladimir putin when the pair met for talks on friday. the european union has already implemented sanctions in the wake of the incident. alexander lucas shanker has a briefcase full of documents for vladimir putin will. yeah. because i'll show you what really happened with ryan air. it was an attempt to stir up trouble. they wanted a situation like last summer. lucas shank o paints the west as a common enemy, while putin says the 2 nations have come together. his message. russia stands with lucas shank. oh. even now that was that species in minsk, people are already feeling the effe

u. s just added 266 jobs is boxes. lauren blanchard tells us some saynemployment benefits may be to blame. we knew this wouldn't be a sprint it be a marathon, quite frankly, removing more rapidly than i thought we would the white house putting their spin on what economists say were disappointing numbers from the labor department in april, 266,000 jobs were added far fewer than the previous month, and what was predicted under normal circumstances 266,000 jobs would be a great day. the unemployment rate also jumped slightly from 6% to 6.1% i believe who. each full employment next year, but to these numbers also show that we're not yet finished, the report shows employers have had a hard time finding employees to fill open positions. republicans argue rounds of stimulus checks and enhanced unemployment benefits are encouraging people to stay home house minority leader kevin mccarthy said. quote president biden is not fixing a crisis but creating new ones. republicans say that problem is dependent on the government systematically paying unemployment benefit

u. s. says without un involvement, it won't recognize the results. syria media says the regime has invited observers, but from regime friendly countries like russia, iran, china, and venezuela. the last elections were held in 2014 at the height of the civil war and saw a sod when in the landslide in a vote that was also widely condemned by the u. s. and the u, as neither free nor fair of more on this. i'm now joined by journalists, kristin hel bags, she's one of germany is leaving experts on the middle east and syria in particular . kristen and no one doubts that a thought will be the can't. the winner insecure another 7 year term in office. so anything we should watch out for that could come as a surprise. i don't think that we are going to see any kind of surprise. what surprised me most today was basically a banner in the southern city of dana, which is controlled by the regime, but used to be the cradle of the revolution back in 2011 and the center on the look where that there is no future p

says. no governor in u. s is ever announced a surplus of that size, the governor says with that money or state is now ready to roll out a comeback plan and includes $600 stimulus checks for two out of three california taxpayers and an additional $500 for families with children. today we're announcing $12 billion tax rebate to the people. the state of california earning up to $75,000 let me put that in perspective. that tax rebate will impact just. shy of 80% of all tax filers will get a direct stimulus check will get a direct relief payment. another part of the governor's budget plan includes a big expansion and funds for california's childcare programs. the budget proposal is set to go to the state legislature later this week. a new study suggests. attending pre k has a positive effect in the long run for children. researchers from three universities, including uc berkeley, say students who attended pre k were less likely to be suspended in high school and less likely to be sentenced to juvenile incarceration

u. s. says it will re impose sanctions, unbelievers in response to last week's force, landing of a ryan air flight and the detention of an opposition blogger. the bite in administration is accusing, been scope using false pretenses to divert the plane. they loses authoritarian liter, alexander lucas shank says it's all a plot invented by the west to destabilize his country. that's what he told russian president vladimir putin when the pair met for talks on friday. the european union has already implemented sanctions in the wake of the incident. alexander lucas shanker has a briefcase full of documents for vladimir putin. so we'll go to, i'll show you what really happened with ryan air. it was an attempt to stir up trouble. they wanted a situation like last summer. lucas shank o paints the west as a common enemy, while putin says the 2 nations have come together from his message. russia stands with lucas shank. oh. even now, there were some issues in minsk. people are already feeling the effects

what officials say was 95 percent of the vote, the u. s. e u and the western government say it was a sham. the indian government is in a deepening dispute with social media platforms. the u. s. companies accuse in the leads of trying to silence critics, but the governments of twitter, facebook, and others are hurting the country. happening motel reports from new delhi. this raid by the delhi police onto it. as office in the indian capital intensified the recent battle between the tech giant and indian government. the raid came hours after these tweets by spokesmen for the governing party john, the body were labeled manipulated media to it as calling it an intimidation tactics and his race concerns about the safety of its staff. in india, the government of prime minister marines remote, the responded by saying twitter is trying to defend the country. the standoff intensified after twitter said in yes, new digital media route in danger of free speech. the rules allow the government to ask companies to identified the 1st person who sends a mess

u. s. agency should be displaying this is not good practice. is there a way that you can look at these detention centers around the u. s, and say they should be best practices we have learned from the o and facility, and now we need to make sure that detainees are protected. yes, i mean as, as the laura said before, there's actually 0 need for a detention system at all. so best practice is to close them all down. you know, as, as we've all mentioned, you know, detention is, is cruel, but it's not only cruel. it's completely unnecessary. most people who are detained in the united states in the immigration system have communities. they have loved ones in the united states to how's them and support them and help them navigate their immigration cases. you know, for the small number that don't. there are networks of shelters and services, particularly along the border, but really across the country that can provide services and are prepared and willing and able to do that. you know, studies have shown that the vast majority of people who are released attend to their court hearings. so even this is often used as the justification the

nissan trip to the middle east and says the u. s. is reopening its consulate in occupied east jerusalem for palestinians. he also budged millions of dollars in aid for gaza, one insisting that hum us which runs the territory should not benefit from it. but there was no promise of renewed peace talks as antibiotic james bay's reports from ramallah. arriving in television, the us secretary of state on a trip with a narrow ame keeping things calm after the cease his 1st stop, an audience with israel's prime minister pledging the u. s. is continuing commitment to israel's defense. but adding this, we believe that palestinians and israelis equally deserved to live safely and securely, to enjoy equal measures of freedom opportunity, and democracy to be treated with dignity. that echoed by the israeli leader. his words, perhaps unconvincing to some of the leading and 11 de bombardment of garza, we discussed also how to improve the lives in the conditions of the palestinians. the managerial conditions in ramallah. the 1st visit by a secretar

so sure, state entity, ben can says the u. s. is reopening, it's considered to be occupied, is to invoke bodies, theresa limit for palestinians. after meeting a student or 30 president would of us. he also pledged millions of dollars in aid for garza but insisted that hamas, which runs the territory, should not benefit from it. lincoln is in the region to strengthen fragile c.

u. s. i just strengthen their position in ramallah visa be in garza, but she asked ordinary palestinians, they would say the u. s. is not an honest broker. they would say they send out poor looking out for the interests of as well. and that they're only managing the conflict, but not looking actually for solutions. and i'm going to bring the course not meeting how mass and the u. s. d b a. you have designated as a terrorist organization. he says he wants to help garza without helping hammers. so how does he do that? well, this has been a constant dilemma for the international community with james, massa, terrorist organization. there is a non contact policy, so they will have to come up with solutions for this. they did so in 2014 after the war, then with when it comes to rebuilding, they created the special reconstruction mechanism that for seen by the united nation, by the single story and international access. and of course, as israel, who controls which controls everything that goes in and out of the ship. but of course, politically, it raises some questions because how much is the ruling force in g

u. s g. s says it was a magnitude 3.2. then came a larger earthquake measuring 4.7 it hit about 9 35 that was followed just two minutes later by a 3.1 earthquake. these quakes were felt throughout the tahoe area, but so far no reports of any damage or injuries. we've also heard reports of the quakes being felt in grass valley and reno. a number of people in the bay area reported getting alerts on their phones before the earthquake. the google shake alert says drop, cover and hold shaking expected it arrived at about the same time, the shaking was first reported. san francisco's nightlife is coming back, the city moved to the yellow tier of california's re opening plan today, allowing people to return to bars and concerts this evening. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us now live and janet, it must have been amazing for some people who. been away from more than a year. it definitely had a different feel in the city, julie and you know, with the covid number of cases dropping the vaccination numbers increasing it really allowed for

u. s. says it's going to fund it. but how's that gonna work with how mass run? garza? there are some mechanisms through the un, the various other mechanisms potentially can find funding, but then you've got to get the material to reconstruct. and there's been a difficulty in the past with israel and egypt for that matter. letting building materials go into garza. but then try and rebuild a piece process. that's the very difficult bit, and that's a bit where there really isn't a lot of agreement of, of how to proceed. and of course we're just hearing, as we mentioned before, that apparently it was only border crossing with gasoline as crossing as its own. one section has been a close that's going to cause all sorts of problems against the backdrop of all of this, of course is the fact that he is really capital have been meeting, and i understand that benjamin netanyahu has been talking to them. what you've been saying he's been speaking off to that sunday cabinet meeting, and he has been saying things that we've heard, i think from him before, but restating the fact tha

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 talking about now seems as if it's got the, the bone structure, if you will, to be

a 4th term in the election with one official say was 95 percent of the vote. the u. s. u and other western government say it was a sham election, but assad dismisses this thing. he's ready to lead into the post war. iraq was, was appointment, and then he has the roof. i'm certain that with his fighting spirit will be able to defeat all of our enemies, no matter how many battles there are, how hard the road is. this spirit is what we need for the next stage, which is a phase of continuous work resistance and steadfast. in order to prove to our enemies once again, fighting against our people and their basic needs only makes them hold onto their homeland and all that it's symbolizes. and then we're still ahead on al jazeera, right grapes, the keys, warring sides, ethiopia, gray region of trashing gold. we tell you why the world's biggest social media chapel on all with the indian government. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by kettle airways. how i, once again the authorities in southern china working on the flood defense is here because of the, the my

and so what you're saying is not only is what's happening in the gaza strip impacting u. s. foreign policy, it's having a tremendous impact on domestic politics here at home. erica can be ignored, as you suggested that sort of, you know, i'm saying it's a disconnect. you're saying it's perhaps just a difference of opinion within the democratic party, but what we are seeing is senior politicians, whether they be in the u. s. or abroad, saying with their sleep behind israel. and yet what we're seeing on the streets of places like chicago, new york, washington d. c. london, boca tar paris is lama bad. is people coming out on to the streets in numbers that we haven't seen before in support of the palestinians? president biden contact nor what's happening on the streets of the us right now. whether it be israel or, or black lives matter. he seen the public pressure does influence the way that politicians have to behave and act in the much bigger picture of capitol hill. the house of representatives and the senate. absolutely. and when you see that ground swell of people that the

the labor department says the u. s economy added just too high. 66,000 jobs in april. economists had predicted 975,000 new jobs well, some republicans say expanded federal jobless benefits are discouragingpeople from going back to work. but president biden said the report shows action is still needed. checks to people who are hurting support for small businesses for child care and school re opening support. help families put food on the table. the president said that his proposed infrastructure and family support bills will help get america back to track it back on track. rather, republicans argue the measure is too costly. on wall street today, expectations of more federal stimulus and continued low interest rates well, that sparked a rally, the dow added. 229 points works third record high in a row. the nasdaq was up 119 and the s and p 500. it too, was up 34 also setting a new record tech companies led the broad based. games for the first time in 120 years, california's population has followed the current number of residents now stands just under 39.5 million. offici

and the blend can announce millions and new a and says the u. s. is reopening a conflict in occupied east jerusalem.

u. s. wanted to slap sanctions on companies involved in its construction. but the sanctions were apparently becoming too much of a risk to the u. s. german relationship actually it says reporting that the u. s. will was planning to wave sanctions on the german firms connected to nord street to of this is what nord stream to looks like when i give you kind of an image or a picture of that. it runs parallel to the 1st nord stream pipeline and connects russia in germany via the baltic sea starting in via borg and leading to an already completed terminal in the german state of mecklenburg, western pomeranian, the u. s. is always claimed that the pipeline would make europe to dependent on russian energy. now, according to the axial report, sanctions will not be waived against russian ships involved in the project. today, the german foreign minister had words of praise for the biden administration's decision. this is and is actually there were sanctions on non stream to your i don't see, but they were lifted because of a presidential waiver gardens. and we think that is a constructive, stat and constructive, should we not have 3 months to discuss it with those responsible

he says, u. s. foreign policy to has garza is incoherent. large parts of gas, lion rubble, anthony blinking just spoke about. the palestinians deserve to live in dignity. where's the dignity in living in an open air prison, otherwise known as the gas strip, under a israeli and egyptian blockade for 15 years backed by the united states, i mean its entire plan to rebuild. gazda makes no sense. you know, these were us bombs that destroyed large parts of gasser. and most importantly, we've seen this horror show before. there was an identical conflict in 2009, then one in 2012 than one in 2014 and then a recent one. each time gas is rebuilt, dentistry, destroyed, and the, the cycle continues. so there's, i think, a lot of incoherency in terms of us foreign policy. this claim that the united states can't talk to hum os, because the united states is so holy and righteous and won't talk to, you know, evil actors needs to be compared with the, you know, reality that the united states right now is speaking w

anthony blinking announced millions and new aid and says the u. s. is real thing, a conflict in occupied east jerusalem. i informed president boss.

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that was sufficient, say was 95 percent of the vote. the u. s. e u and on the western government say it was a sham. but assad dismisses this thing. he's ready to lead in the post war era where there was appointment and then he has the rule. i'm certain that with his fighting spirit will be able to defeat all of our enemies. no matter how many battles there are, how hard the road is. this spirit is what we need for the next stage, which is a phase of continuous work resistance and steadfast. in order to prove to our enemies, once again the fighting against our people and their basic needs only makes them hold on to their homeland and all that it's symbolizes. and germany has acknowledged it committed genocide in the early 19 hundreds when it controlled what is now namibia as ruled out reparation. so agreeing instead to more than a $1000000000.00 in development, age and support for the victim descendants under chappelle reports as their land and cattle were being taken from them, the head of people took a stand against their german colonizers at the

u. s. continues to say the israel has right to defend itself. we've seen much stronger statements coming from u. s. allies. but here in the united states that can't be underscore just how much pressure the us president is on. not just for members of his own party in the u. s . congress, and that is significant. but we saw when he traveled to the us state of michigan yesterday. how much protesting he was facing there. there was, there is a significant arab american population in and around the area of detroit, michigan. we saw protest there, people were very vocal thing. we do not want our tax dollars as american citizens to be used to attack and kill our friends and our family from our whole lab. and he's also had a very uncomfortable conversation on the tarmac as he was leaving michigan from one of the congress members who is tell us didn't in rashid, to leave, and who has family in the west bank. so the president is facing it from all sides. and it appears that that pressure has resulted in this latest statement from the white. how can we help

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what would you want to say the u. s. do which in his own party, joe biden fits, facing a lot of criticism. the united states will have to find deferred a way to exert pressure on israel to give israel and incentive for unused solutions without making their power bases in the united states with which is partially jewish. but we have to keep in mind is come off and the countries, the modern countries, they're not going to come together on this so much not integrated into leadership. that's all right. thanks for being with us. thank to all of you for the me the news the, the, the, the, the, all, me it's like noah's ark in the middle of the desert, abu dhabi, natural oasis, right next door to exquisite luxury, lies a unique animal reserve that gives endangered species a chance to survive among them is the re be an arcs island of the white analog 15 minutes on dw outdated medical infrastructure, overwhelmed intensive care unit in romania, this is lead to hospital fires, which is definitely consequences. the doctor diana, but

and he says, the u. s. failure is a credible peacemaker, means that the best chance of mediation now lies in israel's growing diplomatic ties with some arab states. and great to have with us our chrome baker. he has a palestinian american and middle east expert. and he says only by entering the israeli occupation that a just and equitable solution can be achieved. and i'm very glad to introduce my dw colleague, sean rosanna, who reports for us on the middle east and israel. she says the political weakness on both sides leadership has brought us to this unnecessary round and it's only political change that can bring a long term solution. so welcome to our view and let me start by getting your sense of how grave the situation is at the moment. show that you've been reporting for a long time on and from the region. the current violence came after an extended period of com didn't come as a surprise to you and how would you see it compares with past conflicts between israel, israel and palestinians. well, if yo

and he says, the u. s. failure as a credible peacemaker means that the best chance of mediation now lies in israel's growing diplomatic ties with some arab states. and great to have with us. i from baker, he is a palestinian american and middle east expert. and he says it's only by entering the israeli occupation that he just and equitable solution can be achieved. and i'm very glad to introduce my dw and the rest on us who reports for us on the middle east and israel. she says the political weakness on both sides leadership has brought us to this unnecessary round, and it's only political change that can bring a long term solution. so welcome to all of you, and let me start by getting your sense of how grave the situation is. at the moment, shanna you've been reporting for a long time on and from the region. the current violence came after an extended period of com didn't come as a surprise to you and how would you see it compares with past conflicts between israel, israel and palestinians. well, if you a

say not europe. what about the u. s. and those arab states, you mentioned in europe, it will never work without the us, but i think a chance for reuniting the common opinions and give them an incentive for making an agreement with israel is really with a new arab allies. israel, as has been finding in our world and is still searching what would you want to see the us do within his own party, joe biden, facing a lot of criticism. the united states will have to find deferred a way to exert pressure on israel to give israel and incentive for a new solution without only making their power basis in the united states with which is partially true, which we have to keep in mind. it come off and the countries the moderate outcomes because he's, they're not going to come together from us, not integrating to leadership that are so right. thanks for being with us. thanks to all of you. ah, ah, the news? the news, the, the the the it's like noah's ark in the middle of the desert. abu dhabi, natural oasis, right next door to exquisite

and as i say, there will be economic sanctions as well. the u. s. is worried about instability, not just the famine, but instability to the believe it can lead to economic instability in the horn of africa. but also could allow groups that they would designate as terrorist groups to get a foothold in the area. and that the sea is against us, interests now has been a very close ally of the united states, particularly over the past 5 or 10 years. this is a clear warning that the u. s. is beginning to get frustrated. and if things don't change and change soon, then the u. s. has many options. and there is widespread acceptance here on capitol hill that they will use those tools. this is a party political issue. this has got real support from both the republicans and the democrats, and the want to see the bite administration taking action. and that with alan fischer on capitol hill. david chin is a former us ambassador suite c o. p a. he joins us live via skype from washington, d. c. good to have you with us. so these allegations of atrocities, war crim

to earth on the chinese space agency says most of the rocket burned up in the atmosphere over the indian ocean. you're the maldives yesterday, and no one was hurt, u. siece was 98 ft long and weighed 24 tons, whichh presented a major hazard if it didn't cause a problem this time. it's kind of equipment, the dropping three pickup trucks on somebody, he said, or crashing a small airplane. chinese officials are rejecting the criticism, saying allowing debris to crash back to earth is quote a common international practice. the last debris to return to earth was another chinese rocket last day. there were also large debris fields when pieces of the space shuttle columbia fell onto texas back in 2003 and skylab pieces dropped on australia back in 1979. bar ramping up service to pre pandemic levels coming up next when the agency plans to begin running more trains and fairfield police officers arrested a suspected dy driver yesterday, but the driver's condition wasn't the only problem. he was delivering mother's day flowers, so three officers went to work as delivery men. i would just introduce myself and i'd be a so unfortunately, the you had a mother's day

left countryside denounced suppose as illegal secured a 4th term with what official say was 90. 5 percent of the u. s. c. u and other western governments say the election was a shot. but aside dismisses those accusations, saying he's ready to leave the country. the post war era was, was appointment, and then he has the rule. i'm certain that with his fighting spirit will be able to defeat all of our enemies, no matter how many battles there are, how hard the road is. this spirit is what we need for the next stage, which is a phase of continuous work resistance and steadfast. in order to prove to our enemies once again, that fighting against our people and their basic needs only makes them hold onto their homeland and all that it's symbolizes. and the white house is working on the list of targeted sanctions against members of the belly receive government and move follows the force landing of an e u passenger plane, and minced and the arrest of a dissident journalist. but a russian president vladimir putin as been hosting the batteries leader, and it should support or challenge this report. look if the

say i still see it today. and my man, a 100 years later for decades was thought to be the u. s. his worst racist massacre wasn't taught in schools or even mentions as part of a cover up. but since the 19th there has been growing awareness of the crime now bras, plaques lined the streets of a former black neighbourhood, showing what was lost. now the survivors were nothing to do with the corporate greenwood rising commemoration. they have a lot more than $30000000.00 an employee views to share any with me with me are they are there to sure buyers. they have a new name to whether they're on me go without my permission. a group called justice greenwood has organized its own commemorative events like this. march witnesses by this they had long argued that the official ceremonies were being overseen by the direct descendants of those who burned down black wall street in the 1st place. but i was fighting for justice for greenwood. this came m a ration has vividly demonstrated just how little has changed in the 100 years and say white mom, back to play city authorities looted its black

the scott kane again says u. s. gun culture has actually changed and the current administration needs to take that into account. i think that today's gun ownership is not you know, the traditional conservative beer to dude and tactical gear with tattoos in america had its minorities and people of color. you know, the, by the administration with some of the proposals on the table would turn many of his constituents into criminals. overnight i view our mission as educating policy maker is more or less to what the realize that you know, gun ownership is changed. it's not the stereotypical letter a member anymore. we're coming from the perspective of, you know, liberal biden's supporters. i personally voted democrat and every election since 2004. and i think they're just the role need for this kind of a group in the, in the world that has a different perspective that we're used to hearing to from still to come here on the program on t. shakespeare well in tendency to link whiteness to beauty, has seen the plays of a fa

a bela roast, though it says there's no political persecution in the country. the u. s. and the e. u. a drawing up coordinated sanctions against members of lucas shank was government. and both advised against flying through bella russian space. however, critics question whether the west is in a position to lecture bella ruth, as equals dan off now explains this week, it seems there was no bigger scoundrel in the world than this man. alexander lucas shinkel, the president of bella, ros. that's after a ryan flight had to make an emergency landing in minsk because of a bomb threat according to the bill of russian authorities. but there was no bomb instead quite conveniently for blue shank. 0, one of the most outspoken opposition activists roman pro, to savage, just so happened to be on board. and when he got arrested, the collective west didn't like it. not one bit. we strongly condemn the lucca shanker regimes. brazen and shocking acts to divert a commercial flight in the rest. the journalist, look at st. luke's sancho has done as a disgrace. that's hard to suppose. here, the lights

the white house coronavirus task force says the u. s has made tremendous strides in the effort to battle the virus, but also reiterated that students will be required to wear a mask and social distance for the rest of the school year even if they're fully vaccinated. past week has been a big week with progress and milestones that set us on a path out of this pandemic. we should all have cautious optimism. cases have continued to the crease and have not been this low since spring of last year. hospital admissions are down that's are down and we are vaccinating between 1.5 million and two million people her day. white house officials say the biden administration has secured enough vaccine supply for all eligible americans. more than 27 million doses are scheduled to go out across the country this week. get him tomorrow. fully vaccinated. new yorkers will no longer have to wear a mask indoors. masks will still be required, though on public transit in nursing homes in homeless shelters in jails and prisons, in health care facilities and in