u. s. senate. i really condemning this wrongful detention, as they say, is pretty clear where the united states stands and all of this. and what they want to see is the safe return of this well known journalists. and for the most part to the white house is adamantly denying these charges. but in terms of what happens right now in terms of next steps of the real priority for the white house is trying to get concealer access. and up to this point that has not been granted by the russian government, and for its part, the white house calls is absolutely in excusable they have been attempting to do so for many, many weeks now through the moscow embassy, the u. s. embassy in moscow and have been unsuccessful. so that is the top priority . according to the national security spokesperson, john kirby. there have been attempts. my report is to talk about whether or not there will be an attempt for a prisoner swap or any sort of negotiation with the russian government. but the white has a saying is really too

u. s. senators paisley then followed up that song by performing a ukrainian song here at home. federal reserve economists expect a mild recession in the coming months, particularly after the recent banking crisis. what's different from what that's different from what fed chair jerome powell said after that meeting when he claimed, we don't know if there will be a recession and the fed's interest rate hikes may soon end after the latest inflation report showed prices coming down, officials in eastern indiana are now blaming a negligent business owner for this toxic fire that's still burning more than 2000. residents have been evacuated from around the scene in richmond. court documents say the building, which holds recycling plastic, has previously been cited for safety issues formerly conjoined sisters, amy lynn and jamie lynne findlay are back home in january, they became the first twins ever separated at fort worth cook children's hospital. the sisters were connected at the chest and shared a liver. jamie loon went home last month, hospital staff said. that she saw them leave

u. s. is critical to poland security over the nuclear group, and one u. s. senator said, what many conservative americans think we need to ask europe? does he speak for them? because we're pretty heavily involved in ukraine. right now. we're spending a lot of our taxpayer money on a european one. the manuel my call has given year of fresh impetus, but not every one is pleased with the direction he's taking. now bristles president luther ignacio da silva, is on his way to china at the top of his agenda, our trade and a proposal to jointly mediate an end to the ukraine conflict that the silver departed from brazil. ya on tuesday with a delegation of business men and government officials. he is scheduled to meet with president sheesh and ping on friday. the 2 sides are expected to sign more than 20 bilateral agreements. the math luda is keen to reposition brazil as a key player on the world stage. after 4 years of relative isolation under his predecessor all sonata fo, as bringing correspondent for the encroachment in beijing. so fabian, what more can you tell us about

u. s. senate bill could even give president biden the power to band tick tock across the country. will the largest tick tock, nation in the world, need a new playground soon? data espionage on tick tock as you, as president donald trump had already tried to band the app. the current u. s. government views tick tock as a national security threat to government officials can't use tick tock on their work for the dangerous her dog is that there is no separation between the ccp and any chinese company. and the ccp has a vested interest in the denigration of the decline of western power in. so what you have is not only the same level privacy violation, but it might be used to raise a generation of people in europe and u. s. civic, non profit, military government leaders who feel worse about the west. take talk as a propaganda and spy to more countries than just the u. s. are concerned in january of this year. the you won't take talk to respect you law and ensure europeans uses data was safe. tick tock has also been banned from official government devices in canada and the u. banning the

u. s. senate, a tara rate of a prominent russian philosopher was killed in a car bomb last organ. russian security services claim key of special forces were response, a is western special services are trying to silence pro russian jer. i lost another colleague, several months ago just together. and now him and, and see this happening to the russian journalist. you don't see the russians fits if, if the details are correct, that we're hearing now that a lot of thought went into carrying out her attack as well. so, and to have a significant research to do this, since the journalists that are ah, either the censorship, demonization or deletion of their so sharpening to western journalists or ukrainian journalists by ukraine and people from the west coming in and no defense against it . and so they have to hide the truth. it's coming by the ukranian military or the west to crimea. we're talking about the nurturing pipeline idea, these western elements. and it's really it's, it's for lovelyn, eh, petoskey friend, church. i a chicken lewis nash. how all the comrade in arms dies, dogs calls hone

u. s. senatepublicans say they will not help democrats replaced senator dianne feinstein on the powerful judiciary committee. 89 year old feinstein, who has missed weeks of work and 58 votes because of shingles is under pressure from her own party to resign or to return quickly. her absence from the judiciary committee has held up at least a dozen of the u. s presidents, judicial nominees, cnn chief congressional correspondent manu raju asked lawmakers for their thoughts on feinstein's fate. she's had a very long and stellar career, you know, but missing that many votes. you know, stopping us stops us from moving forward with judge nominations people that are trying to shove er at the door after her years of service had their heads on the bag. she had been treated very shabbily. um and that that really disappoints me. joining me now from los angeles is michael genovese is a political analyst and president of the global policy institute at loyola marymount university. always good to have you with u

u. s. u. s. senate leaders accordion russia to immediately released the wall street journal reporter for which he was arrested and accused of spying for the us government's local media say he pleaded not guilty. us vice president, carmen harris has met the 2 democrats who were expelled from the tennessee house of representatives. they were voted out after ledia protest, the mining stricter gun controls on to the house floor. last week. their removal came in the middle of a public uproar after the latest school shooting in nashville, alan fisher. as this report we have become known as the tennessee 33 democrats who loudly argued for gun control in the state. the feast expulsion from the overwhelmingly republican legislature for allegedly breaking rules and decorum too were kicked out the 2 black lawmakers, vice president come le harris made a horridly arranged trip to the state to show support from the biden white house for them under arguments. democracy says you think oh you do not. 7 that the money up

u. s. senate have issued a rear joint statement, demanding the immediate release of a reporter, arrested in russia last week. u. s. citizen, evan. gosh, kevin has pleaded not guilty to charges of spying. a taiwan says more than 40 chinese planes, and 8 warships have crossed the taiwan straits, median line. beijing announced 3 days of military drills after taiwanese president sighing when visited the u. s. earlier this week on friday, china imposed sanctions on organizations that hosted her and how speaker kevin mccarthy, asian views taiwan as part of its territory. u. s. vice president cobbler harris has met 2 democrats, who were expelled from the republican controlled tennessee house of representatives for their role and a gun control protest. harris was in nashville a day after the expulsion of just in pearson and justin jones. they joined the demonstration after a school shooting in nashville in which 6 people, including 3 children, were killed. those are your headlines on al jazeera. the news continues after restitution, africa stolen art. those that know, do those that understand, t

u. s senate. obviously, the president would never sign it, but they believe that could force biden into negotiations negotiations. he and his team say simply are not on the table at this point. how does this end? well, don't really knows at this point, but one thing is clear. that battle we all knew was coming. it is certainly underway now. so matic, cnn. the white house. so let's discuss this further with ryan patel, a senior fellow at claremont graduate universities, drucker school of management. he joins me live from los angeles. good to have you with us. good to have good to be here. rosemary so with the debt ceiling deadline looming, republicans have a list of spending cuts demands and want to negotiate before agreeing to lift the debt limit. president biden says that won't happen. so of course it's down to who blinks first. how do you expect this will play out? and how close could this country come? to defaulting on its debts. do you think if you look at the last been 61 times that this has

u. s. senatornguishe fellow at the center for american progress. i shoul also mention he is the forme u. s. attorney for the state o alabama. and, former congressman carlos curbelo republican of florida. welcome to you both. doug, let's start with the trump indictments. as a former prosecutor, what ar your thoughts on that case, an the bravery of manhattan d alvin bragg to follow throug on this investigation in the face of tremendous pressure? >> well, you know, reverend al sharpton - i think -- a lot of pressure. -- the best way to go he is going to face a barrag of motions to dismiss and othe things. and i am sure that h is going to be prepared to mee these. we will see how it turn out, but i'm sure he has don his homework to meet the moment >> carlos, a lot of republican have defended trump since we have learned about the indictments. but i want to tal about this tweet from th governor of your home state of florida. ron desantis hits on all the usual talking points about weaponization of the leg

u. s. senate have issued a weird joint statement demanding the immediate release of wall street journal reporter, arrested in russia last week. us citizen, evan girl of issues pleaded not guilty to charges of spying. a russia is again threatening to scrap a historic grain deal with ukraine unless obstacles the russian exports are removed . the agreement allows ukraine to send green exports through a safe corridor. in the black sea, us vice presidents come la harris has met 2 democrats, who were expelled from the republican controlled tennessee house of representatives for their role in gun control protest. their harris was in nashville a day after the expulsion of justin pearson and just in jones, they joined the demonstration after a school shooting in nashville in which 6 people, including 3 children, were killed. those who had lines on elsie's 0. the news continues right here. after 101 east, the united nations, his face criticism many argue veto town, find security council permanent members create an uneven balance of power. i hope you are avoided membership, multiply, winning commu

u. s senate right now, 64, the average asian americans retire at 64 most senators are 65 or older. she's 89 born 1933. there's she's not the only one who's 89. i mean, this is going to be a continued problem for the senate. you know, we have the minority leader out still with after concussion after a fall. i mean, there is a real question here of whether uh, just given the advanced age of some of the people in that in that body, you know they can continue to do the work. that subtext there is really, really interesting and important here. we know that even before this news story, um there was growing concern and calls for whether or not congress and the current age of congress represented, including the with the democratic party specifically represented now that sort of coalition of that party throughout the country and the base. also, when you look at just the data that you just pulled up of judicial appointments. i think it's important to remember that especially in december of last year, one of the things the white house was celebrating and talking about the most were judicial a

u. s senate. that's what governs now. our main goal right now is to make clear that we are going to avoid default. the last time when this was in the air, we literally went down in our credit rating back in 2011. you will see the repercussions of this are huge if you go forward as mccarthy once what will happen? you will literally see interest rates go up for mortgages for loans. you're going to see the stock market plummet again. we can't afford. we have just come out of this pandemic. senator economy is strong unemployment as well. we don't want to go the wrong way. so my proposal is debate this stuff? yeah. the budget is being debated right now that will be decided at the end of the year. that is a place to debate this not right now. with the brinkmanship, ronald reagan said it stopped the brinkmanship on the debt. don't let it default. donald trump said it but you said that president biden should negotiate but you don't think that they should be linked is what you're saying he should negotiate on the budget. that is t

sanders and independent echoing that sentiment that this is a decision that is a personal one for u s senatorto make jim big deal because with the majority of the senate, but not the house, those judicial harmonies are pretty much all the president can do. let's talk about another senator returning john fetterman coming back after his bout with mental illness, and i have to say courage as he's described his bout with this very publicly. what happens now is he's come back. we expect that senator john fetterman is going to return this afternoon to the u. s senate. obviously we expect him to be warmly embraced by his colleagues on capitol hill. in fact, in his absence, many of them talking about their own personal journeys with mental health, i sat down with senator tina smith, who talked about this issue. i expect that when he gets back to washington today, he is going to hear from colleagues. who are going to congratulate him for being brave enough to talk about mental illness? because this is an issue, as you know, that affects so many americans across this country. no question. good to see h

u. s. does not maintain official ties with taiwan, but support is right to defend itself. the democratic and republican leaders of the u. s. senate have issued a red joint statement cordial. russia to release a wall street journal reporter, arrested last week. us citizen evan cosca, which has pleaded not guilty to charges of espionage. the reuters news agencies reporting delegation from saudi arabia is planning to visit yemen next week. talks are aimed at negotiating a permanent sci fi with who the rebels is part of efforts to end the 8 year war between the iran by group and saudi led military alliance. the u. s. vice president has met 2 democrats who were expelled from the republican controlled tennessee house of representatives, and they lead to protest against gun control laws on to the floor of the house last week. another democrat, a white woman narrowly survived the vote to expel or upstate with headlines. hero now deserted. we've got more news coming up right after we go to felicity post. as you like on counting the cost, will opec classes decision to cut oil production make inflation worth? the u. k. agreed to join the as

u. s senate, which is controlled by democrats . but even there, there's really a huge question of how this gets resolved because you would still need 10 republicans in the u. s. senate to vote with democrats to ensure that a debt ceiling could pass. so there's a huge question mark right now how this gets resolved done and behind the scenes, there's not some quiet negotiation happening. this is all playing out in public and right now both sides incredibly dug in with the ear of potential default really possible by early or mid summer. all right. lauren fox on capitol hill early this morning. thank you, lauren and new this morning, the bible administration slamming the house speaker's debt ceiling proposal. white house press secretary karine jean pierre writing in a statement. maga house republicans are holding the american economy hostage in order to take a hatchet to programs americans rely on every day to make ends meet, she added . this house republicans must avoid default and stop playing economics brinksmanship with the american

u. s senators from tennessee, blackburn and haggerty. a week ago introduced legislation that would in their view, um solve some of the problems was a $900 million grant program, allowing public and private schools to train and hire veterans and former law enforcement off schoy officers. um you know the school safety officers issue is one that sounds great. uh and i'm sure could be effective. but we also know that such officers. did not work at the quality school search officers do not work at the parkland school. it sounds better than it sometimes actually works. i want to bring in cnn's audie cornish, who began her career as a reporter in tennessee and audie, state representative justin jones says he's going to continue to show up to the state capital following the vote. to expel him from that body from the state legislature. uh though he would not say one way or the other. whether he's going to run for that now open seat, which he can do. what do you think? well, it's actually fascinating to see a young lawmaker in this moment in this

u. s. senator joe mansion who says he's considering a presidential run. he says that running up the payments owed to creditors for the country. is downright malpractice. america is fast approaching another needless emergency, the raising of the national debt ceiling, ignoring the debt and deficit implications of these actions. as the time news to raise the debt ceiling isn't only wrong. it's policy and political malpractice, a bipartisan group of presidential hopefuls who all agree on one thing. the current administration is running the economy into the ground. and joe biden has a lot to answer for, even as the white house says that the 8 year old still intends to run for a 2nd term. hail, mopping our tea. new york. tragic news from the russian city of daniel square. at least 4 civilians have been killed and 6 more wounded in the latest ukrainian shelling. according to local officials. a warning you may find the following images distressing. the civilians died on the spot on a residential street after ukrainian charles landed scattering trop know across a

east bay congresswoman barbara lee announced today that her campaign for u s. senate has raised $1.4 million. this is for the first quarter of the year, her campaign says. $1 million was raised in the first five weeks of the campaign. the east bay democrat is facing two other members of congress and the challenge for that seat so far the race for the seat held by senator dianne feinstein, who will not run for re election, adam schiff and katie porter, both from southern california, are in the race. homeless advocates in san jose say a woman was found dead along coyote creek today where she had been living. she is the 56th homeless person to die in santa clara county so far this year, that is more than this time. um, last year, ktvu lamonica peters tells us how officials are now addressing this disturbing trend. i was like looking for some rocks, and i went down the hill and be right down there. that i see someone laying down. i thought they were sleeping. whatever homeless advocates see a woman living along coyote creek, just outside of the telly library in san jose,

u. s. senator has criticized biden's stands on kanisha, urging the white house to slash military aid to the north african country, accusing it of not following washington's democratic values. board noticing that we still stay in business with brutal dictators. we still fund regimes that move away from democratic norms to you at the top of the list. and i think it becomes hard to claim that your priority is democracy and human rights and the rule of law if you don't change your policy. um mm hm. governments start to change their commitment to a participatory democracy. and i think you've got to put the conversation in tunisia in that broader context. that's despite the countries current president and the u. s. bo, supporting the arab spring of 2011, which led to massive unrest and economic crisis in the nation. political analysts and researcher christopher holly says the reason behind washington studied you. turner and rhetoric may be due to tunisia, progression away from u. s. policy. usually when the united states does something like this, it is all about who taneesha might be aligning

u. s. senate leaders accordion russia to immediately release will street journal reporter, ever not good coverage. he was arrested and accused of spying for the u. s. government local media to say he has pleaded not guilty. use vice president polaris has met the 2 democrats. she were expelled from the tennessee house of representatives and were voted out after leading a protest, demanding strict gun controls on to the house floor. last week. the removal came in the middle of a public uproar of the late to school shooting, nashville and official houses. we have become known as the tennessee 33 democrats who loudly argued for gun control in the state. the faced expulsion from the overwhelmingly republican legislature for allegedly breaking rules and decorum too . were kicked out the 2 black lawmakers, vice president come la harris made hurriedly arranged trip to the state to show support from the biden white house for them under arguments. democracy and think, oh you did all the people, you don't know their microphones when they are thinking, ah, the punishment, the 2 men see, was driven b

u. s. senator joe mansion who says he's considering a presidential run. he says that running up the payments owed to creditors for the country is downright malpractice. america is fast approaching another needless emergency, the raising of the national debt ceiling, ignoring the debt and deficit implications of these actions as the time news to raise the debt ceiling isn't only wrong. it's policy and political malpractice, a bipartisan group of presidential hopefuls who all agree on one thing. the current administration is running the economy into the ground. and joe biden has a lot to answer for. even as the white house says that the 80 year old still intends to run for a 2nd term. they'll of martin r t new york, former vice chair of the libertarian national committee, arvin flora says the you should stop being the world's policeman and concentrate on its domestic issues and fed. many people in the united states, and more specifically, many people in 5 democratic party that by which i mean democratic voters are recognizing that american foreign policy th

u. s. senator joe mansion who says he's considering a presidential run. he says that running up the payments owed to creditors for the country. is downright malpractice. america is fast approaching another needless emergency, the raising of the national debt ceiling, ignoring the debt and deficit implications of these actions as the time news to raise the debt ceiling isn't only wrong. it's policy and political malpractice, a bipartisan group of presidential hopefuls who all agree on one thing. the current administration is running the economy into the ground. and joe biden has a lot to answer for, even as the white house says that the 8 year old still intends to run for a 2nd term. hail of mopping r t new york. over to africa now, where the nigerian government has secured $800000000.00 from the world bank to expand is a social welfare program that's ahead of the removal of petrol subsidies this june . now the funds are set to be distributed in cash to as many as 50000000 people from the most vulnerable social groups. and agirri government hopes it will h

u. s senate majority leader george mitchell fame for reaching out across the aisle and an indefatigable negotiator who president clinton has sent to shepherd the good friday agreement through to completion mitchell and 89 years old and battling leukemia, returned to belfast to offer a message of hope and resilience for the future. although northern ireland isn't piece it is not yet perfect, and it might take another generation to finally seal that. good friday. deal. fredricka back to you. all right . thank you so much. christiane amanpour and thank you for joining me today. i'm fredricka whitfield smerconish starts in a moment. bubunch of guys made up work way back when. little free last teams with more. working is deader than me. your 60 ft. how to grow more vibrant flowers. step one. feed them with miracle gro, shakend feed. that's it. miracle gro o to grow. to grow delicious herbs. step one use miracle gro potting mix. that's it. miracle gro, you need to know to grow. meat noodles. she's part short hair. part tabby. and part ninja. meet the new bissell cross wave hydro steam. it's p

u. s. senators who said, listen, we shouldn't, but perhaps we should not consider support in europe and ukraine. so much on that you know, the, the warren at european soil not he didn't really mention that during his speech in the netherlands today, but he did talk about european sovereignty, the need to lead for itself. and that was sort of an interesting thing that happened that he didn't directly address those taiwan comments and the questions that came afterwards that then at the nexus institute in the netherlands, nobody asked him about it either. when a lot of us were hoping that someone would in so what was his main message then today? so what the messaging that came out was was similar to what micron has stood for politically for pretty much his whole career. which is the idea that further european integration, firstly on things like capital markets, which means money flowing around different companies and in the market are also on industrial integration. so what micron thinks is that in order to do the green transition, and i will add that this isn't only macro, this is broadly

u. s. senate to top leaders have demanded the immediate release for wall street journal. were portia arrested, arrested in russia last week? yes, it's an even garasco, which has been officially charged with spying, and has pleaded not guilty. he's being held for 2 months in pre drought detention. we'll following his arrest the kremlin said he'd been caught caught red handed. our white house correspondent, kimberly how could houses story from the get go as soon as the white house learned about the detention of haven't girl co which it has always denied the allegations against him. i asked for these formal charges that have now been leveled against him. ah, the white house is not in any way updating its response, but what i can tell you is that the state department official is saying that what it is, the biden administration is doing, essentially is pressing for fair and transparent treatment. so really what they're saying is that they who are going to continue to try and really defend him in these circumstances. and from the bottom line is as the baton and ministrations re

u. s. senate resolution that suggests gathering all available information concerning alleged violations of human rights by re, as the motion of the call for the removal of critical us military assets station did saudi arabia and the u. a. e. the bills introduction came one day of the react and abu dhabi promoted the opec plus decision to cut the blocks oil output. countries on russia agreed to reduce that oil production by at $1500000.00 barrels per day to stabilize the energy markets and normalize prices satisfy us cause to increase oil production. washington's energy secretary house condensed the move calling. it's not constructive. political analyst on still make a short study phase the us, it's not criticizing it's long time arab allies who become more tournaments than that decision making. many people have criticized the saudi policy in yemen, and yet the united states continued to sell them. weapons that were involved in those bombings. so. ringback bombing was always the question of which side you were on. when i came to the army deals, you can see the power in many ways is it se

u. s senator alex padilla wants to help undocumented workers who were deemed essential during the pandemicreporter marie sullivan accrues explains his citizenship for essential workers act and who could benefit as a country recovers federal covid-19 public health emergency will come to an end next month. but we cannot and will not forget the sacrifices that these essential workers have made and continue to make every single day. us senator alex padilla is speaking up for the 5.2 million undocumented immigrants who worked throughout the pandemic, bringing essential services in industries like healthcare, agriculture, hotels and hospitality, childcare, warehousing and janitorial, among others. every day during the covid 19 pandemic more than five million essential workers without permanent legal status kept americans healthy. and fed. and safe. while risking their own health as a result of their work during the public health emergency immigrants, essential workers and their families were disproportionately impacted by covid-19 farmworkers, right i mean, you can't pick a tomato over zoom, acc

u. s. senator state and appeals from other countries. the conflict broke out just 4 days ago and has left residents dealing with power cuts, food shortages and closed hospitals. the international red crescent, him ontario group has warned that now it's quote, almost impossible to deliver any humanitarian aid to the national capital. we managed to speak to a local journalist. this is have been intensified actually day after day. so as reach now the 1st day this new morning, less is actually in its height at the moment the us, if just this one is with photos on the facebook page, saying that it has control. for me, it looks as it has moved in advance actually in this world around the office. do you know that a patient that was shut down because of where i'm because of a. ready or so other services the own so as a victim of the injuries is very difficult this by now that does come with the gate and then international and looking for another 2. and it was, in fact, you to open it by 603 and it goes to, you know, when didn't do, but to wait.

u. s. senator is calling for change. we were sleeping. when actually we woke up. the fire was all over. alfonzo villas, eight year old daughter lost her life after a fire in their new york home blamed on a lithium ion battery being charged for an e scooter one second afterl your family re this year and five deaths new york senators are now pushing for federal safety guidelines, which would allow regulators to crack down on cheaper low quality batteries without federal legislation. since so many of these batteries come from cross state lines are made overseas are made in china . we will not have a complete and strong solution. city alone were more delivery workers are using e bikes. 216 lithium ion battery fires were reported last year compared to only 40 back in 2021 prompted this dramatic rescue when police say an e bike battery sparked a fire in this high rise. getting closer. the smoke is going a lot worse, dozens of residents fled to the roof. others were clinging to the building. dozens were injured. this fire safety video shows how quickly a fire from an e s

u. s. senate to issued a red joint statement called the on russia to release a wall street journal report, arrested last week. you are a citizen of an cosca which has pleaded not guilty to charges of espionage. you, as vice president is meant to democrats who are expelled from the tennessee house of representatives. they let a protest against gun control laws on to the floor of the house last week. in israel, one person has been killed, so at least 5 injured in the car, run me in television really. so the attacker was a palestinian is ready. the reuters news agency is reporting a delegation from saudi arabia is planning to visit yemen next week. the talk to room to negotiating a permanent seas for with who the rebels you know, instead of that line, small news coming up here on al jazeera right. after counting the cost left front bought the law a will. the law win with neither side, willing to negotiate is the ukraine war becoming a forever war? is america's global leadership, increasingly fragile. what will u. s. politics look like, as we had to the presidential election of 2024, the quiz

u. s. senate have issued a rare joint statement, demanding the immediate release of a wall street journal reporter arrested in russia. us citizen irvin girl of it has pleaded not guilty to charges of spying. he's being held in pre trial detention for 2 months. the criminal accused him of spying for the u. s. government or white house correspondent, kimberly healthcare has more from the get go. as soon as the white house learned about the detention of haven't girl co, which it has always denied the allegations against him. i asked for these formal charges that have now been leveled against him. the white house is not in any way updating its response, but what i can tell you is that the state department official is saying that what it in the button administration is doing essentially is pressing for fair and transparent treatment. so really what they're saying is that they are going to continue to try and really defend him in these circumstances. and from the bottom line is, as the baton administration is really echoing, that rare bipartisan condemnation of the allegations that we've had in

u. s. senate system is down did crisis. no sir, good news or the cause for the out. it is the desired certain members of our organization to replace nick international law and the un charter with a least order when you're very good middle nobody's have seen any any, any of this rules. and they have not been the subject of international particular no scrutiny. they have been invented for literature and applied in order to counteract philosophy to the natural process in forming new independent centers of development, which would be true manifestation of multilateralism. notice that a new mueller at tempted to contain that process by illegitimate unilateral measures through cutting off access to modern technologies and financial services installed. disruption of supply chains, lubishefski, improved confiscation of property destruction, of critical infrastructure of competitors. her women moorland, the many pollution of universally, greed, norms, and procedures. see moreover, the rule that this has led to a fragmentation of global trade. what are the collapse of market m

u. s senate for more than 30 years, but as democratic senator dianne feinstein recovers from shingles, someown party want her out. i respect her years of public service, and she should know when it's time to step aside, despite feinstein asking for someone to temporarily fill her duties and the powerful judiciary committee fellow democrat in california, congressman ro khanna says. the country needs to be put ahead of personal loyalty. feinstein who turns 90 in june and is sent to retire at the end of her term, has missed 60 votes so far this year. the last time all 100 senators were together on the floor voting eight months ago, and with the senate so closely divided at 51 democrats to 49 republicans. every vote matters . there has been a pattern for years of not being fully present and when there is no clear return day, i just don't know any other job in america, where someone wouldn't be asked to leave. however, congresswoman nancy pelosi has other thoughts . political agendas are at work that are going after senator feinstein in that way, i'm never seen them go after a man who was sick i

u. s senator in the state of california chosen by the governor, and so how politically would that look for the governor if he has appointed both of our senators, and he's probably trying to avoid doing that? in 2021 governor, newsom pledged to appoint a black woman to the senate if feinstein steps down three democrats in california's congressional delegation or running to replace feinstein next year, congressman connor has already endorsed representative barbara lee in that race. major league soccer is suspending a player who uttered a racial slur during a match with the san jose earthquakes when new york red bulls forward dante made the remarks during last saturday's game. quakes players surrounded him and started yelling at him. soccer officials announced they would investigate and have now suspended him for six matches. the league did not reveal what exactly was said, but he's also being fined and is required to attend additional cultural sensitivity classes. officials say they're working with both teams and the players union to offer support and resources for more tolerance in the leag

u. s. senate race that it's almos 50/50 -- >> and ironically, the protest was actually about guns, jus to start with. so, right after a mass shootin in texas, something that majority - even tennesseeans, even in a very red state like that believe in common sense gu laws but then, what was fascinating about this, i know that yo have been contact in contact with the democratic party in tennessee -- we saw a remarkably rapi mobilization over the weekend, part of because of wha congresswoman jasmine crockett has said, i don't know wha republicans in that state hous were thinking this was going t end up as, but they ended up creating democratic folk her is after the two - democrats. -- justin jones was back on - tell me about this coalition that comes into play that we don't even know exists people who, on thursday an friday, did not know that they were warriors for democracy, who suddenly went into action. >> they say democracy dies i darkness well, it thrives in th sunlight when people see what they

u. s senate. that's what governs now. our main goal right now is to make clear that we are going to avoid default. more now from cnn's elena treen in washington. this is a very consequential week for house speaker kevin mccarthy and a huge test of his leadership capabilities. mccarthy has teed up a vote on his bill to raise the debt ceiling this week. now this vote will not be easy, especially given republicans slim majority in the house and the divisions within the party. kevin mccarthy talked about this on sunday. here's what he had to say. we do have a very small majority, only five seats one of the smallest we've ever had. but i cannot imagine someone in our conference that would want to go along with biden's reckless spending. we will hold a vote this week and we will pass and we will send it to the senate. despite mccarthy's confidence, the key question is whether he can convince enough conservatives to get onboard with this plan. as of now, many conservatives like congressman andy bags tell us that they're just not

u. s. senate for more than 30 years. t as democratic senator dianne feinstein recovers from shingles, some within her own party want her out. i respect her years of public service, and she should know when it's time to step aside, despite feinstein asking for someone to temporarily fill her duties and the powerful judiciary committee fellow democrat in california, congressman ro khanna says. the country needs to be put ahead of personal loyalty. feinstein who turns 90 in june and is sent to retire at the end of her term, has missed 60 votes so far this year. the last time all 100 senators were together on the floor voting eight months ago, and with the senate so closely divided at 51 democrats to 49 republicans. every vote matters . there has been a pattern for years of not being fully present and when there is no clear return date, i just don't know any other job in america, where someone wouldn't be asked to leave. however congresswoman nancy pelosi has other thoughts . i don't know what political agendas are at work th