u. s. set to bring in a raft of new media loans. apparently it'll require outlets to make public the names and contact details of their owners and state and affiliated companies will need to publish how much they spend on media advertising. this as well. several tenuously, prohibiting governments from trying to influence editorial policies or surveilling journalists. it might sound like a bit of a democratic pipe dream, but let's discuss it now. it's off the economist, the analyst. joining us here this afternoon. great to see you today. the, the expected act will force media outlets to disclose the details of their owners. i guess i should ask you, what might people find out about some of the media outlets they've long considered to be sovereign and independent? i think the people don't find out too much because in the western world, the media conglomerates were experts on hiding who is really behind it 1st. secondly, in the western world, especially in germany, the influence the governments take on the media groups works a little b

u. s. is set to transfer part of couples assets to a bank in switzerland and the central bank of ghana. stan has condemned that decision as illegal miss mila had left the rightful owners of the frozen assets or the afghan people. we had this money for foreign trade payments. the decision of the u. s. to transfer one part of that amount to a swiss bank, establishing an institution, they're to disperse the money to hand it over to some private organisation, setting their own rules for political purposes. it's totally illegal according to international law. how can they refuse to transfer that money to our central bank? this is a betrayal of the afghan people and the people's will and consent was totally ignored. and the afghan central bank was not consulted. we denounce the us decision of the us says it will not release money directly to an african institution, as there is no guarantee that civilians will benefit from it. when the taliban seized power in afghanistan, the us froze around $7000000000.

u. s. is set to transfer parts of afghanistan's national bank in switzerland. the central bank of afghanistan has condemned. the decision is illegal, miss mila had let the rightful owners of the frozen assets or the afghan people. yeah, we had this money for foreign trade payments. the decision of the us to transfer one part of that amount to a swiss bank, establishing an institution there to disperse the money to hand it over to some private organization. setting their own rules for political purposes is totally illegal according to international law. how can they refuse to transfer that money to our central bank? this is a betrayal of the afghan people, the people's will and consent was totally ignored. and the afghan central bank was not consulted. we denounced c u. s. decision make that the u. s. administration says it's will not release money directly to an afghan institution as there's no guarantee that civilians that will benefit from it. as the taliban sees power in afghanistan, the u. s. froze around $7000000000.00 of afghan assets. us presidents then

u. s. president, settings learning flag for it's extraordinary and having ties with all these are presidents or heads of state, whatever their politics i might add, you know, whatever their politics. she had to be the diplomat for britain to go off to forge ties, to welcome people in president she, for example, as she had to literally roll out the red carpet. never really weighed into that political frodo, right. and she always had to stay above politics, which i think must have been an incredibly difficult role to play for her. but she, she played it beautifully. i think that's fair to say, but also live trust. you are talking not just about the fact that she was dedicated, dedicated the queen, dedicated her life to service her life to duty, but also talking about a bit of humor in there. talking about the queen having tea with paddington bear, which is a very beloved character in the u. k. based on a book about a bear who's come from peru and ends up in london. and the queen played along with, with things like that. and also for the a lympics back in 2012 a she she played bore with, with j

president biden has set a target to end hunger in the u. sst healthy eating and physical activity by 2030 to reduce the number of americans suffering from heart disease, obesity and diabetes election days. six weeks from today and among the issues california voters will decide on november 8th is a ballot measure that includes a third attempt to create new rules for kidney dialysis clinics across the state. dialysis. while it was frightening to me, i realized that it was my second chance online. it was the only thing that i could do at the time to keep me alive. dialysis patient , dwayne cox is among those opposed to prop 29. it would require that a doctor, nurse practitioner or physician's assistant beyond sight during all patient treatments. opponents say the additional staffing is both costly and unnecessary. supporters of proposition 29 say it would protect patients and provides safeguards to keep clinics from closing. autonomy money in this industry. both davita interests nes or stopping billions of dollars into shareholders pockets. they

u. s. a is set to benefit the most from the energy crisis across the atlantic is american companies will be exporting dance at a significant premium to europe during the upcoming winter. as, according to u. s. energy tycoon, cherice sticky. we are sitting on huge resources. they are not very expensive to produce. we are good at building infrastructure. we're going to be able to develop american gas very affordably and sell it at a significant premium european commission. president ursula underline is for jihad with that black hole that she's been digging for european citizens and the economy, and is proposed to price cap on russian gas import, saying that quote, we must cut rushes revenues, which putin uses to finance this atrocious war against ukraine. he keeps blaming russian president vladimir putin for weapon ising, the ease energy supply. but it's, you officials alike vander lane, who can't seem to stop meddling with it 1st with sanctions. now the price cap, it seems that the more the use, big brain bureaucrats try sticking it to putin. the more russian energy revenues just keep increa

u. s. announced it was setting up a relief fund using afghan central bank assets. it froze loss here to prevent the taliban from accessing the money. ah, let's bring in our gas in washington dc. st. peter's work a retired brigadier general in the us army. his served in the nato. a mission to afghanistan in tuscany is graham smith, senior consultant on afghanistan for the international crisis group, and in sydney is amateur jamal co ofa of the decline and full of republican of canister, and a former member of the national security council of garrison. welcome to the program generals. why should we see this prisoner swap as a just a swat? nothing more or something that could potentially paved the way to a bigger american road in afghanistan in the future. a thank you for having me a selena, come to europe, your viewers. i would not get ahead of this act important on hostage exchange. there's a lot that can be a lot that needs to be done. we have to remember just 6 weeks ago on the u. s a struck and killed and i'm on the as our hearing are in a suburb of, of cobble um

u. s. government funding of activists sets to silence one side of the story. i think it would be just impossible to believe. i mean, the united states in the past did have a puppet government in iran, you know, under the shower until about 979. so the idea that the united states is not trying to de save lives around when they've worked at the state of live every other country in the area and has also in the past, we have a puppet government in iran is, i mean it's impossible to believe i think is good for anyone to have the ability to speak. i think government funded speech is always problematic because government funded speech itself promote certain views and the press of other views. now i can guarantee you that if her views are the opposite, let's say she was speaking in favor of very traditional islamic law, which is also a type of free speech. if you say this is what i think the law should be, she wouldn't be getting that platform. so we're having eventually is the u. s. government and us media picking and choosing the winners of a debate by making sure t

u. s capitol is set to hold another public hearing on wednesday. this will be the first public hearing since july. 21st it's also the first hearing since the fbi executed a search warrant on the florida home of former president donald trump. no word as to who may testify. but since the last hearing, former vice president mike pence has said that he has not ruled out testifying before the committee and you can watch that hearing in washington live on ktvu. plus it does begin 10 o'clock in the morning. our time wednesday . we will also be streaming it live ktvu .com. we are now about six weeks out from the midterm elections and while its congressional candidates on the ballot in november, the sitting president always factors into voters decisions. fox news, lawrence blanchard is in washington with a closer look at the latest polls and what they could mean. control of congress is up for grabs in just six weeks, according to an abc news washington post poll. both parties have advantages on the ballot. the top issue is the economy. republicans are trust

u. s capitol is set to hold another public hearing tomorrow afternoon.e the first public hearing since the fbi executed a search warrant. on the florida home of former president donald trump. no word as to who may testify since the last hearing, former vice president mike pence said he has not ruled out testifying before the committee. now you can watch that hearing in washington live over on ktvu. plus it starts at 10 o'clock our time tomorrow morning. we will also be streaming that live on ktvu .com . pam time is not for 18. speaking of weather, it doesn't feel too bad outside our studios feels fantastic. let me just go right to it. it is great windows , and it's cool out enjoying it. yes i agree for us and the september usually you know, i'm like it's hard offshore wind. no it's very quiet here. in fact, a big big fog banking series of systems coming and no sign of any rain or anything but it is an onshore pattern little bit of activity up in the mountains, but i think it's going to get pushed a little bit more to the leave side. we're getting pretty

he since set a goal of reducing u. s. cancer death by half over the next 25 years. now in our time, on the 60 the anniversary of his client call we face and other inflection point. and together we can choose to move forward with unity hope and optimism. i believe we cannot assure, in the same unwillingness to postpone the same national purpose, i was served to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills and cancer. as we know it and even cure cancer's watch. and for all getting musicians from around the world of come together to create a global sound in indonesia. more than 50 hours is from 18 countries. make up the new g 20 orchestra. and at a time of rising geopolitical tension, it's hold their music will be able to cut through the diplomatic noise. jessica washington has worn out from central java. ah, in mug along central java. this is indonesia is brought up a door temple, the largest buddhist temple in the world. now it adds a new entry to its long history as the site of the 1st concert from a global orchestra. more than 50 musicians from 18 count

u. s delegation to the state funeral for the former president who was assassinated. in july. committee investigating last year's attack on the u. s. capitol is set another public hearing wednesday afternoon. this will be the first public hearing since july 21st and the ninth overall it's also the first hearing since the fbi executed a search warrant on the florida home of former president trump no word as to who may testify. but since the last hearing, vice president or former vice president mike pence said he hadn't ruled out. testifying before the committee . tropical storm ian was upgraded to a hurricane overnight people in florida and the rest of the southeastern united states are preparing for the store. um, to make landfall within days. right now. hurricane ian is churning in the gulf of mexico near the cayman islands expected to start moving towards florida and could ramp up to a category four storm. rain is expected to start hitting florida tomorrow. with landfall by wednesday, more than three million people who live in the tampa bay area are being told to prepare to evacuate or head to a shelter. pre staging food and water at those loca

he said he is setting his sentence in the u. s, i've never met him until the day in which the child with the north korea is never my partner. i really, i really don't know the guy properly. it's all right. what do you think that the relationship between the united states and saudi arabia has something to do with them deciding not to extra that you? because of course, we know the biden administration, joe biden has called the saudi, the head of the saudi government, a pariah. and his meeting to saudi arabia didn't go very well earlier this year. yeah, i totally agree with that sentiment dawn. i think i was in jet, the time in which president biden visited saudi arabia. i don't think it went well for him at all. i think that, you know, the, the days are gone in which the us can really and cajoled countries even like saudi arabia, one of their closest allies. so i think that, yeah, you're absolutely right. that played a very big part in, in my freedom to me being his speaking for today. and what do you think? let's go to crypto curre

are set to begin 4 days of voting. on friday, the u. s. and nato have condemned the annexation votes. the white house says the votes are an affront. the principles that underpin the international system those. yes, my friends are sir. the don boss is returning home with that leader of the self proclaimed in its people's republic, announced a vote on joining russia. authorities in the neighboring self declared peoples republic of lu, hands, as well as the occupied parts of the house on anne's apparition. regions have announced similar poles to begin on friday. internet's some residence, welcomed the move. when speaking to journalists with separatist mine does not fit, but we all support us, all of us. so i think it will all be fine. this long journey won't be for nothing. we will make us the victory will be ours. what would you get on like we are so happy, this is happening when the operation started back in february, we were screaming her a, and that's what we are saying today. he wouldn't, but ukraine's foreign minister dmitri qu labor wa

u. k. 's next prime minister. the contest was parked by the resignation of prime minister born johnson. earlier this year. the economy set to be the new prime minister's most pressing task with the u. k. facing the cost of living crisis and soaring energy charges and her acceptance speech trust promised to tackle those challenges. head on. i will deliver a bold plan to cut taxes and grow our economy. i will deliver on the energy crisis dealing with people's energy bills. but also dealing with the long term issues we have on energy supply trust will also have to settle a series of industrial disputes and tackled foreign policy challenges that include the war, new crane. and last but not least, implementing breaks it t w's. barbara visa reports. there's not a lot of choice when fiona's making sandwiches for children, but she has to be really careful when buying food. $5.00 cost of living has gone up, and everything is so expensive, like the bread, the mill is going up, at least by 5 percent. it's hard when you've got a family of 4, but it's not only food crisis. it bigger concern for her. her energy builds. i will not be e

set six to the retirement tour. not over for the 40 year old williams, who has always excelled in the u. s open, she'll play at least one more time in the third round. well look bad for the giants last night, and all they've done since then is lose another game to very dedicated fans among the 25,000 showed up today in san francisco, with the padres going for a sweep was not a feel good day for a number of reasons. brandon crawford usually pretty easy going guy gets rung up on joe musgrove pitch in the second umpire ryan blakeney says crawford went around on his way out to the top of the third. crawford was ejected. i wasn't around for another one run loss . see you down one. nothing in the fourth, the padres brandon drury, threatening to make it worse. drew his drive off. alex would head into straightaway center where mike is trim scheme makes a nice catch to rob jury of extra bases. manny machado was then doubled off its second inning was over, but that was just prolonging the eventual outcome one inning later. one run already in. machado hits one more, nobody can get it bounces into the

u. s. in a nice sort of investigation will not in my opinion, and it was also set by richard polk and others as well. it will not lead to any kind of transparent and professional investigation. the u. s. has since a long time been an ally we have known and as a, as a lawyer as well knowing that is really good system. no good will come out of any is re investigation all the more so as well with an israeli and american investigation. and i also think that should be focused on having an international, transparent, independent professional one that also can be led by the i c c. because it is, in my opinion, the only criminal independent body can hold that can hold is such investigation. but i also must stress out the fact that shooting a case in terms of the behavior and the responses of israel is totally not surprising because lack of accountability and full in unity on war crimes. might israel is a systematic response and we can see that not only the worst bond, we can see not also in garza, several un inquiries have been appointed to investigate. the violation of international human law work

u. s. open quarter final. after being china young short as young ch why in straight sets, the american teenager prevailed 7575 in new york. she's widely viewed as a potential successor to serena williams, who is set to retire after the tournament. canada has retained the women's ice hockey world title. they beat united states to one in denmark. it is their 12th world, championship triumph in all to cricket. now we're pakistan. have narrowly beaten our trials. india at the 2020 asia cup and dubai. india manage a $18147.00, but pakistan knocked off the runs with a ball to spare. the 2 countries could meet again in saturday or sunday is final. you're watching g w, news, life berlin. say, tune for world stories with a report about a summer camp that's given ukrainian children a break from the war. thanks for watching will you become a criminal? and franklin may i already know who's with hackers, paralyzing the tire societies.

u. s. record blazes also bending out of control and brazil's amazon rainforest to farmers set fire to clear land. resulting cloud of smoke is covered rio bronco, a city of the 300000 people. scientists say 50000 square kilometers of land are threatened by the fires. i school students in killing have clashed with police and straight protests, demanding better facilities for public schools or to kennedy. disbursed crowds off the demonstrations through rocks and molotov. cocktails of the lakes. entry has seen a surge in civil protest. land rejected a proposed un chief antonio who parish says floods have left half a 1000000 people homeless in pakistan are due to countries with high carbon emissions. tara said, ignoring climate change, amounted to collective suicide, is addressed from pakistan. came as the 1st us playing, carrying humanitarian aid arrived in the country. help us finally, i relatives of this man have been stranded in their village and sent for over 5 days. flat water has damaged almost all their belongings. he had them take the little thick and safe. miss evans, i came with an ar

he soon set up a goal of reducing u. s. counts to death by half over the next 25 years. progress now in our time on the 60, the anniversary of his clarion call, we face and other inflection point. and together, we can choose to move forward with unity hope and optimism. i believe we cannot assure, in the same unwillingness to postpone the same national purpose. i was served to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills to en, cancer. as we know it and even cure cancer's watch and for all rose jordan jones, us live now from washington dc. hi, there was good to see you. tell us more about this plan. the biden hopes will be game changing. well, this really started when joe biden was vice president under barack obama. and after the death of his son bo, from a rare brain cancer biden and his wife, the 1st lady jill bye and have been committed to raising funds to raising awareness and to trying to push the scientific boundaries in order to find cures for cancer, the president said at this speech in boston at the jo

u. s. opens women's final. she defeated on such a bernie of tunisia, winning the 1st set easily than fending off a mighty come back by show who was trying to become the 1st african to win a grand slam event. well, number one, sean take took the 2nd said in a tiebreaker to clench her 3rd grand slam title. and a sweet surprise awaited the 21 year old after her victory. take a look. thank and you need wow, the good news that i do think you guys really, i really appreciate. i think you, especially because they don't have time to it. so every culture now the top winners at the venice international film festival have been announced. the golden line for best film goes to laura white trash for her documentary, all the beauty and the bloodshed. it centers around the american opium crisis and the family company that makes oxy content. cate blanchett one best actress for her role in tar, a psychological drama. newton and colin farrell won best actor for the black comedy drama the band. she is of initiated a florida. don't forget you can always get dw news on the go. just download our app from google player from the apple app

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u. s. capitol is set to hold another public hearing wednesday afternoon.s will be the first public hearing since july, 21st in the ninth overall, it's also the first hearing since the fbi executed a search warrant at the florida home of former president donald trump. no word as to who may testify. but since the last hearing, former vice president mike pence said he has not ruled out testifying before the committee. time is now 6 13. amtrak pledged to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by the year 2045. amtrak said it'll collaborate with state partners on new technology, including fuel cells and batteries to reduce its diesel oil usage. jack hasn't said how much this would cause but as it funding from the bipartisan infrastructure law will help with some of the funding, and caltrain is moving ahead with plans to go electric caltrain and build its new electric fleet in san francisco over the weekend at the fourth street station. the electric trains will replace diesel cars, it would dramatically reduce greenhouse gas emissions trains first electric tr

. >> on a play this little bit, because you do this great job of setting up the context of u. s.rmous influx of immigrants in the late 19th century, or the late 20th century. and even ministerial restriction, this move, by the backlash. and the backlash hits right at the sort of moment when we should be opening the doors. take a listen to this. >> by 1910, new york would be home to more than 8 million jews, more than a quarter of the city's population, far more than any other city on earth. the anxieties about urbanization, about unlettered, on tutored, relatively on educated people's coming in in large numbers, the sense that disease was a problem, all of these worries were amalgamated into a belief that immigrants caused these problems. and thus, immigration should be held down. >> many white protestant americans came to fear they were about to be outnumbered, and out bred by the newcomers and their offspring. that they were being replaced. >> sounds familiar? >> yeah, the continuity. 's it's quite striking. >> there's so many things, conservatives in germany, hitler, certainly

u. s had other ideas. middle down two setse in the near court. he covers a lot of ground. now it's tiafoe in the new york court, with both players exhibiting a little touch at the net. oh wins the game to go up for three. now the crowd starting to sense the upset in the far court at match point. when the doll hits into the net, it's over. tiafoe wins in four sets the first time in 22 years that the top two seeds out for the quarter finals of that matches. nice one. yes it was. a lot of people are shocked about talking about serena last week, but it still goes on. and now the opposites are big win for francis. all right, joe. for francis. all right, joe. thanks. everyone leonard, i've been working on an opening joke for our lecture at berkeley. oh, i like to laugh. but say it anyway. okay, um... what do you say to a graduate of the uc berkeley physics department? i'll have fries with that. (chuckles) because his education hasn't prepared him for a career in the sciences. are you all set for your trip? yeah, i think so. i just r

u. s. open court, a final after beating china. shang chalet in straight sets. the american teenager, 17575 in new york. she is widely viewed as a potential successor to serena williams, who said to retire after the tournament in canada, have retained the women's eyes, hockey world title. they beat the united states to one in denmark. if they're 12 world championship tramp in all max fished, amen has moved a step closer to a 2nd straight formula. one title after winning his high rice and the netherlands. the red bull driver overtook louis hamilton late in the race to seal victory with hamilton, left seething by his own tames strategy, coal dutch formula. one fans came out in force for their home grown pre. the fans in sanford were there to see one man and max for stoppin, got away clean from po, position. the dutchman at one the last 3 races to close in on retaining his title. the ross from the stands appeared to be powering the red bull driver to another easy victory. but a series of safety car phases suddenly meant 7 times champion. louis hamilton had a chance

u. s. companies, but now it's legal now it may still be illegal in iran because they operate under a different set of laws obviously. so that's the cat and mouse game. and i would expect to see i ran start to try to counter those kinds of things and then the u. s . will counter the counter moves so it, it very much ends up being a mouth game, whether any individual citizen is able to look at instagram on any given day or any given device. that's very much an open question. but clearly what we're trying to do here is fight a battle effectively over access to information to us would like for access to be more open iran at least at this point in time, would like for it to be more restricted. so had an autism fighting for survival. how people in brazil indigenous population are making sure their voices are heard ahead of elections. it's been a perfect journey. i will do it all over again. an emotional farewell for tennis, a. he places professional mass. ah, the philippines see is giving birth yet in the tropical depression it's been named the tropical storm of, nor it might briefly actually reach ty,

set up. and now he's saying both the security council as a whole is going to be expanded. if the u. s. gets its way and the u. s. now supports expanding the permanent members of the security council. that's something when he's trying to persuade the un general assembly of his views on the war and ukraine and say on ukraine's side is something that's going to win over some people . but it's worth saying that you don't get security council reform until all the 5 permanent members agree to that. and i think it's not likely that china and russia would agree to that right now. may not answer got reports of a prisoner swap between russia and ukraine. tell us more about that. while details are still a little sketchy and details are coming in. what i can tell you is that diplomatic sources tell me this has been work that's been underway for some considerable time . now the model in terms of the diplomatic model, how they've been doing the diplomacy is very similar to that grain deal. we saw earlier in the summer getting the grain out of ukraine and getting it to global markets. the other side

s d o u. c. s. in order to combine our efforts in the greater your ration areas, a way to do here with russia calls setting up work to resolve regional conflict. yes it is that you will see it a priority to overcome some of the current stale majors and the creation of an independent palestinian state to restore the lead. stay to the rock and libya which was destroyed by natal regression not neutralized to syrian sovereignty established a sustainable national reconciliation process in yemen. and junior legacy got his new driving to revive the original joint comprehensive plan of action on the iranian nuclear program. spring shore. a comprehensive settlement problems on korea, flu shots, the numerous conflicts in africa, what you call for your but it is just you resisting the temptation to make some political 0 sum games. but just in your office, i use we need to consolidate it. settled with clever support, the initiative of the african union also need your situation and because of all your m go to governor, also consent was with us in the news if it is still working to destroy the international legal framew

it's bad for the nation to have such a problematic a set of policies in washington dc and the u. s. army recently admitted it's difficult for soldiers to make ends meet under under current fixed salary contracts . he just mentioned all the billions being sent to you credit and a lot of that money is just evaporating to what some are calling that of the wild, wild west. why? why is the pentagon or the government, for example, not adjusting contracts and salaries. how you say you are soldiers being forced to use food stamps? well, it's a little bit of a trick. i mean, it says being reported in such a way. it's not really soldiers, it's a military, meaning we've expanded our military into another bureaucracy. i, you know, thousands and hundreds of thousands of workers. we're not necessarily, we're talking about by the way, soldiers also. but it's a massive agency. a massive set of and the parties are off look, inflation in america is running at about 10 percent. and yet, yesterday in the white house, president biden said, things are going great. well, not for normal people, you know,

u. s. president joe biden, to quote, put an end to the entity tom set loot if russia would engage in military action in ukraine. the president said that in his 2 wouldn't become operational and we would work with germany on that. and he was right through, there will be a we, there will be no longer on our stream to we, we will bring it and how will you do that? i promise you will be able to do on so many occasions in the past the finger was pointed at russia. so many times that you'd expect the same thing to begin happening right now. however, it's not happening this time, and the u. s. officials are saying that it's too early to blame russia, although what the americans have been doing so far is firmly denying their own involvement. it's not us. the u. s. government is in complete denial. we were absolutely not involved. the jury is still out. many of our partners i think have determined or believe it is sabotaged. not at the point where i can tell you one way or the other. moreover, several media outlets including germany's dearth, fiegel and america's new york times reported that this summ

u. s. soldiers who participated last year is evacuation from afghanistan and out set to receive a military award. that as, as the one year anniversary of the hasty us withdrawal has renewed some criticism of america's longest warren history. no other military could have protected so many lives under such challenging circumstances in such a short amount of time. not just because of our air lift or our logistics capabilities, but most of all because of the immense compassion, skill and dedication of american service. members, excuse me, just a bit of background on the issue are nearly 200 people were killed, including 13 us service members amid the violence and chaos and cobbled main airport in the final moments of the withdrawal. in august, last year, several people were filmed, falling to their deaths, desperately trying to flee the country by holding onto that military plan right there. roger was taking off. we did here earlier in the program from retired us air force, lieutenant colonel. karen, korea, koski, who says the by the ministration has been particularly sensitive to criticism ab

set off for the international space station from catholic stand on a mission set to last 188 days such cooperation between the u s in russia is rare given heights and tensions over the ukraine war. russia announced its withdraw from the i s s 2 months ago, but also have plans to develop its own orbital.

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u. s. i found a strident nick carry us, came up short and a 5 set thriller with russian car and catching up who advances to his 1st epoch grand slam. semi final curios had become a fan favorite in new york after eliminating the world number one. but it was caught channels who took the 1st set, 75 curios responded by winning the 2nd for 6. after competing for more than 3 hours, the decisive set went to continental. russian will face noise, casper rude on friday for a birth in the championship match. i, your teen date of the news. his reminder of the top story we're following for you. the united nations nuclear watchdog is calling for a security zone to be established around ukraine's in battle. this apparition, nuclear power plant. i ha, for i fail. grossey says he's gravely concerned about the situation there. well, that's all from a fis. our stay tuned now for out magazine program made in germany. thanks for watching. ah ah thank ah ah, how's it from air part of the vapor real what sounds like a joke at birth i can medium started up, wants to make reality soon. find out how they came up wi

u. s. policy coming from the president himself? what we're not confused? we are very clear that that depends on how one is our own responsibility. and we also are very clear about what the hello relation set face, that hello relations act. say that the when id say is obligated to provide taiwan with defensive articles. and the u. s. has been living up to the commitment of the power relations act. and we appreciate that very much in the last few years, our relations with the buy in the ministration has been a very wealth in going there strong. and we have been discussing pi wants defense, need the kinds of defense strategies that taiwan will need to be able to fit the in the self. so we don't doubt on the us come in to tie one is being very clear. and i need to tell you, once again, the defense of taiwan is our own responsibility. if we are not committed to our own defense, we don't have the right to ask others to sacrifice in under these kinds of circumstances . we need to show that we are determined to defend ourselves, and it just like the case of ukraine. it's only the ukrainian people showed their determination to defend themselves. now you can see the flooring of international suppor