u. s. state department told. busy us that they believe this is the most convenient option as their sake. however, up in that statement, besides this, they're saying that i'm here. i mean, they understand that life has been made much more difficult for the visa applicant when it comes to blaming someone, they're putting the entire blame for the situation. on the russian side, the russian government's decision to prohibit the united states from retaining hiring or contracting russian or 3rd country stuff severely impacts our ability to provide counselor services. the extremely limited number of counselors, staff in russia this time does not allow. i was to provide routine visa or us citizen services. okay, so from listening to vass, it sounds i brush has made of the lives of us diplomats far more complicated as well. so what's the wider context here? there is definitely a wider context than we need to look at the things that were happening in the past . in particular, about 6 months ago, washington expanded its own

u. s. state department says it will suspend $700000000.00 of 8. early hours. this happened overnight. we're evaluating the situation on the ground, we're watching very closely. we're communicating and coordinating very closely with our allies and with our partners around the world. so i don't want to get ahead of, of where we are. but suffice to say that we are willing to resort to any and all appropriate measures to hold accountable are those who may be attempting to derail the will. the aspirations of the sudanese people and those who may be responsible for violence for violence that we may yet see took as president russia. ty, bedouins says no foreign diplomats have remained in the country unless they respect turkish law. his ra walks follow a row with 10 ambassadors from western countries over jail. businessman, an activist, on saturday, the us and other nations issued a joint statement, calling for the release of osmond cabala, whose charsche over failed coo in response. ergo, ann said, the envoys must be stripped of their diplomatic status and immunity. egypt president abdul fat

u. s state department says it's in contact with senior haitian authorities. to secure their release. ined the search and the state department has as part of a small team that is now on the ground that has been dispatched to haiti to work closely. with haitian authorities. the president has been briefed and is receiving regular updates on what the state department the fbi are doing to bring these individuals home safely. the u. s state department currently lists haiti as a level for do not travel advisory. in miami. phil keating, fox news. there was a major disruption to the metro train system in washington, d c today as transit officials abruptly pulled more than half the trains from service following a derailment last week that rail men involved railcars in the 7000 series, the newest set of trains in service. the national transportation safety board says a design flaw has been identified in the train's wheels and axles, which can cause the carriage to slip right off the tracks. the ntsb says one person suffered non life threatening injuries during last week's derailment. officials s

u. s. reaction. let's go straight now to rosalind jordan, who is at the state department at rosalind, the u. s. it clearly is put a lot of time and money into supporting handbooks, civilian leg government wants that message from the administration. while the 1st message from the biden administration is one of condemnation. the u. s. has invested, as you said, a lot of time, a lot of money into trying to help this transitional government get to of very and fair elections in the u. s. is view and establish and a definitive end to a years of dictatorship under the former leader. omar alba, sheer, but that was not the case. and in fact, to show its deep displeasure with the situation in cartoon, the u. s. has suspended all $700000000.00 that it was giving to the transitional government to carry out its work. none of that money had been dispersed and until things change, none of the money will be dispersed. certainly the u. s. is also concerned about other things, such as the safety of the prime minister, abdulla hum doc and his wife and other civilian leaders. this is more of what ned price the dep

u. s. state department watchdog review the end of the biden administration's diplomatic operations and afghanistan. it'll take in the evacuation of the embassy in cobble and how these special immigrant visa program was handled. this includes the processing of afghans as refugees and their re settlement in the united states. and the u. s. envoy to afghanistan, zach mcdaniels that has stepped down. he led the talks with the taliban during the trump administration. that resulted in the agreement for us troops to leave at least 43 people have been killed by attackers in nigeria. so koto state gunman stormed a market, didn't garage you on sunday. and there are sort carried on into monday morning attacks by armed gangs have been increasing in northern nigeria. these european air force has launch attacks against rebels in mccalla, the regional capital of t grey tb station controlled by the rebels said 3 people were killed. ethiopia and state media reported that communications infrastructure was targeted. the death toll after floods them landslides, in the southern indian state of carola, has risen to at

u. s state department says it's in contact with senior haitian authorities. to secure their release. d the state department has as part of a small team that is now on the ground that has been dispatched to haiti to work closely. with haitian authorities. the president has been briefed and is receiving regular updates on what the state department the fbi are doing to bring these individuals home safely. the u s. state department currently lists haiti as a level for do not travel advisory. in miami. phil keating, fox news. coming up. why nearly 1000. netflix employees in the south bay are expected to walk off the job this week, plus. the clock is ticking for democrats and their social spending package on alexandria hoff in washington what the white house is saying about the negotiations coming up. and we've got more rain in the bay area forecast i'll have the timing on that when we see you back here. in business, setbacks change everything. so get comcast business internet and add securityedge. it helps keep your network safe by scanning for threats every 10 minutes. and unlike some cyb

on the american side, there are diplomats from the state department, members of u. s. a. i d, and the intelligence community, notably absent, is zelma colonial that they pardon me colonial the day he was america's top point person. when it came to negotiations with the taliban. he is not here as far as we know. so for the next 2 days, it's clear that there will be a diplomatic dance. there is a chasm between the 2 sides and only concessions can bring them closer. the taliban comes to doha for sure. with money on its mind, it needs international foreign aid. it wants sanctions against its members to be lifted and it wants its assets to be frozen. the united states and the taliban have common ground though, on the issue of security. the united states is very concerned about afghanistan and becoming a safe haven for armed groups. and as you mentioned in the last week, there have been 2 bombings. a responsibility was claimed by iceland, afghanistan, that have killed doesn't. so there is definitely some common ground there, but expect the united states to push afghan lee is on

u. s. state department means for ordinary russians is that russian immigrant applicants will now have to go to war, saw the capital of poland for their interviews, for example. but for russian citizens in order to go to poland, they have to get an e. u. shannon visa, which really makes the whole situation much more complicated. the west state department told us that they see warsaw as the most convenient option. however, they are saying that they do understand that this is quote on quote, a very significant change for the applicants. and also they are putting the blame for this entire situation. on the russian side, the russian government's decision to prohibit the united states from retaining hiring or contracting russian or 3rd country stuff severely impacts our ability to provide counselor services. the extremely limited number of counselor staff in russia. this time does not allow us to provide routine visa or us citizen services . so from listening to that, it sounds like rushes made of the lives of us diplomats far more complicated as well. so what's the wider context here? well, i

u. s. state department earlier announced it will stop hundreds of millions of dollars in economic aid to the country in response to the military takeover. but just who will be hurt the most by that decision. with more, his more ghast, if in this day and age almost nothing is sacred off limits. you can weaponized anything, trade, culture information. it doesn't have to kill all it has to do is hut. in light of these developments, the united states is pausing assistance from, from the $700.00 off the $700000000.00 in emergency assistance appropriations of economic support funds for susanna. this was badly needed money for one of the poorest nations in the world, but it came of all sorts of political strings attached thick cables of them. as a door assistance, often does, they are weapons behave do as you are told or will cut you off. the problem is the people who get cut off usually aren't the ones that misbehaved. like when the us froze of ghana, se don's bank accounts. president biden is not hurting the taliban, or the current regime. this is really hurting every day. afghans and the uni

u. s. state department has declassified a 2018 document indicating that enigmatic noises supposedly plaguing us spies and diplomats abroad were actually just local insects. but that admission did not stop the u. s. establishment and media from spinning into a frenzy that the sounds actually came from mystical russian weaponry. kevin, no one got the details from ortiz constantino's cough. while, according to recently emerged a document. this whole story might be just a big conspiracy theory and it, what's really interesting here is that, ah, cricket chirping might have been falsely taken up for the sound of this science fiction weapon on this whole mishap actually triggered the whole thing. we believe the recorded sounds are mechanical or biological in origin, rather than electronic. the most likely source is the indies, short tail cricket. the recorded odo signal is with high confidence, not produced by the nonlinear detection of high pow radio frequency or ultrasound pulses. well, it all started back in 2016, a with a 21 usaa service members in cuba when they experienced this medical sympto

u. s. state department has added russia to its list of just 10 countries. weight has no consulate representation along with the likes of iran and libya. and similarly, the russian foreign ministry has blasted the move yes, diplomats tend to procedure trivial for the 21st century into hell based on humiliation. on the brink of citizen and my colleague calling bray discussed the move earlier with al's he correspondent alia trendkite. so russians have been listed as a homeless nationality. just listen to what once again, homeless nationality, this is really a diplomatic slap in the face and other countries on that lists other nationalities, i should say include yemenis libyans that as well, ands. and what those countries have in common while they were present, the countries in which either of the u. s. has no consular presence whatsoever, or where the political or the security situation is very dire. but it doesn't feel like here. this is really the case with moscow, for example. now what this decision by the us state department means for ordinary russians is that russian immigrant applicants will

u. s. state department watchdog will review the end of the biden administration's diplomatic operations and afghanistan. it'll take in the evacuation of the embassy in cobble and how the special immigrant visa program was handled and includes the processing of afghans as refugees and their resettlement in the united states. meanwhile, the u. s. envoy to afghanistan sal mayfield's ad to has stepped down. his resignation comes less than 2 months after america's withdrawal from afghanistan or yields our lead trumpet. ministration talks with the taliban that resulted in the agreement for u. s. troops to leave his deputy thomas west has been named to take over at least 43 people have been killed by attack. as a non jeris, a coach of state gunman stormed a market in garage jo on sunday and their assault carried on into monday morning. attacks by on gangs have been increasing in northern nigeria. the death toll after flood some landslides in the southern indian state of paradise. listen to at least $35.00 more rate expected this week. and the ethiopian air force is lawrence attacks against reb

u. s. state department says it will suspend $700000000.00 of a to sedan in response to the qu, egypt as joint cat of france, of the un envoy to sedan and calling for restraint. and took his presence as foreign diplomats must respect the country's laws if they want to remain there. his remarks follow a route between ankara and 10 ambassadors from western countries over jailed activist. there still no word on the safety of 17 christian aid workers kidnapped by a gang in haiti. the group was the latest of several 100 people to be held this year in a country many residents feel is increasingly lawless. and the u. s. embassy in haiti has scaled back its operations, rescheduling all routine appointments. as the country faces another crisis, rob rentals reports from porter prince. a general strike gripped haiti's capital on monday. streets, normally choked with traffic, were practically empty. the usually bustling outdoor markets were mostly deserted. patient say the strike is one way of demonstrating their disgust and frustration with widespread crime, gang violence, a fuel shortage, and gove

u. s. state department from the organization of american states and the you in high commission of the human rights, but most loudly from his family get. oh nathan, i'm being i want to reiterate that we will not rest until there is justice because god and the world know that my father was murdered. i want to point out the integrity that we have for my brother who is still in the hands of his torture is and murderers of my father. he's still imprisoned and in pain, because unfortunately he saw my father die. he repeatedly begged for medical attention for my father and they ignored him. boy, o, i ha, i hold the state responsible for not having provided the necessary cast. my father, who was a person who was literally buried alive in a torture center called the team. eva green by dwell, was imprisoned on various charges, including the misuse of state funds and abusive authority. his family said he was a political prisoner and died in the jail rumba the state intelligence please. a re informed of his death on twitter. the venezuelan authorities say the 66 year old died from a heart attack relate

u. s state department says it's deeply concerned about an israeli plan to build thousands of illegal settlements in the occupied west bank. it's also worried about the publication of tenders for $1300.00 settlement units. we strongly oppose the expansion of settlements, which is completely inconsistent with efforts to lower tensions and to ensure com and it damages the prospects for a 2 state solution. we have been consistent, as i said, and clear in our statements to this effect. we also view plans for the retro active legalization of illegal outposts as unacceptable. we continue to raise our views on this issue directly with senior israeli officials in our private discussions. well, the u. s. government is trying again to extradite where helix found. the julian assange from the u. k. protestors are denouncing the extradition outside. the high court in london without today hearing is being held. a lower court previously ruled that a psalms not be sent to the u. s. a mental health grounds. he faces 18 charges that related to the publication of secret military documents. well, let speak to nadine

u. s state department says it is in constant contact with haitian national police as well as the familiesctims. in miami. phil keating, fox news. coming up. local school districts are having trouble supplying everything in their lunches. what administrators say is the root cause. and we are tracking some rain drops moving into the bay area at this hour. it's going to get wet tonight. w the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier. hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. ♪ tension builds... ♪ the plot twist. ♪ the hero prevails. in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. and there you have it- but our here, we are just getting started. woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included. that's cool, but ours save us serious clam-aroonies. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps on

u. s. secretary of state, the state department watchdog will review the end of the bite, the ministrations diplomatic operations in afghanistan. the u. s. has been criticized for the chaos that followed the collapse of the previous afghan government, which fell to the taliban in japan's prime minister says that north korea has 5 to ballistic missiles. earlier south korea's military claim, the pyongyang had filed one missiles from its east coast. north korea has conducted a series of weapons tests. in recent weeks, unions in haiti's capital bought a prince called a strike on monday to protest against what they say is a bad security situation and the weak economy. the country has been in the grip of political and economic turmoil for many years. things worsened after the assassination of president juvenile moyes, in july and an earthquake that killed more than 2000 people in august on the face of foreign christian missionaries and their families who were kidnapped in haiti on saturday, still not known. they were taken by a gang after visiting an orphanage. 17 people are being held, including

u. s. expanding it sanctions on russia and moscow bombing, the american embassy from hiring locals commenting to our teeth. u. s. department of state said moscow has no one to blame, but it's so the russian government's decision to prohibit the united states from retaining hiring or contracting russian or 3rd country stuff severely impacts our ability to provide counsellor services. the extremely limited number of counselor staff in russia at this time does not allow us to provide routine visa or us citizen services. we got reaction to all of that from the editor of the online news magazine. this can't be happening, dave lind off his views, is that questions need to be answered and asked over why rush it is not gripped on the same list as war torn country. it's the average person who gets hurt by this and you have to go to warsaw and you have to get the shing and visa, so it gets very expensive. it's all very childish. it seems to me, every other country on that list is the 3rd world country and looks like half of them are countries that are wor, torn's, you know, they're either involved in civil wars or wars. and, you know, unders

u. s. secretary of state. the state department watchdog review the end of the biden administration's diplomatic operations in afghanistan. the u. s. has been criticized the chaos that followed the collapse of the previous african government which fell to the taliban. and south korea's military says, a ballistic missile has been fired from north korea's eastern coast. it said to have landed in the sea of japan. north korea has launched a wave of recent weapons tests. i believe it's aimed at pressuring washington and so of a stall nuclear diplomacy flooding a landslides of now killed at least 35 people in the southern indian state of carola, many others are missing and stranded particular coastal areas and more rains expected this week. elizabeth parent reports now from katia zenith asylum goes through the debris of what was until 2 days ago. her home in her hand are the only possessions she's left with an umbrella, a small purse and a pair of sandals. she lost everything in the flood, which swept through court dam district and the

reports indicate that the inspector general of the us state department will be opening an investigation into the nature of various aspects of the u. s. withdrawal from afghanistan. there will be a look by diana shaw, the state department acting inspector general. she informed the congress that she will be looking into the special immigrant visa program. the afghans that were processed for refugee admission to the united states, the resettlement of those refugees. and these are recipients, as well as the emergency evacuation of the u. s embassy in cobble, all of that is going to be looked into by the inspector general of the us state department. now this is just the latest fall out in the continued outrage and frustration across the political spectrum in the united states related to the k arctic pull out of afghanistan. as we recall, there were instances of people dying at the airport hanging off of planes. you had the situation where billions of dollars of us military equipment was left behind, possibly ending up in the hands of the taliban. furthermore, all this culminated in the disastrous bombing that happened at the airport. so

u. s. dollars. u. s. officials say the f b in state department officials are working to secure the release of the americans . but so far, i don't know where the kid nat missionaries are for needs use, use i, molly barrows, and major development in the oil field that occurred on the coast of southern california. the orange county district attorney is calling at a criminal investigation. and so there's a culpability between the energy company at fault and their relationship with federal investigators or to correspond. tasha suite has more on what is actually raising the red flags. new allegations from the district attorney of orange county says there is great cause for concern regarding this location, amplify energy. the company under scrutiny for the oil spell is housed in the same building as federal regulators. as more than 25000 gallons of crude oil spilled into the water off the coast of huntington beach, more than 2 weeks ago, investigators say they're still piecing together exactly what happened right now. they're looking at a $1200.00 foot cargo ship that may have dragged its inker or through an unde

u. s. officials both here at the state department and at the white house saying that they are working with their haitian counterparts to try to run down the clues to try to find this group and to try to rescue them as quickly as possible. now certainly this is coming against the backdrop of vas, burgeoning violence across haiti, where armed gangs are said to be really in control of big chunks of the country. they don't respect the authority of law enforcement. some have suggested that they may be working on behalf of some of the powerful politicians. but todd, regardless, this is become a country which the u. s. has said to us, citizens don't travel to it unless you absolutely have to. now of course, this organization is very much um, in has been in the country for some decades carrying out educational work, humanitarian, a support, religious education. and they had been there, you know, just, they had just come back really to try to assist again after the research earthquake . and so certainly there is a real level of concern. but you know, officials are not talking too much about who exa

states, the u. s. faith department is showing statements calling on the lebanese authorities that they have to continue with this investigation that the investigation needs to be transparent and that the judiciary or the judges should not be intimidated. and this country is in dire need of hard currency, hard currency that they can only get from the international community. so we still cannot say what silence the gun suddenly, after 4 hours of fierce gun battles. but in the hours and the days to come, it will be clear if there is a deal, whether or not judge todd at the time will be able to continue with investigation. whether or not he will be dismissed. for the sake of national unity, that's statement, we hear time and time again in lebanon, that politicians use the need for a compromise to maintain national unity. the need for a compromise to ensure that the security that security prevails and there will be no civil strife. it's hard to say at this point in time, but this just gives you an example of a state that many now called a failed state, a country that that is really a battle ground. that is

the state department watchdog review the end of the bottom administrations diplomatic operations in afghanistan. u. s. has been criticized with chaos that followed the collapse, the previous afghan government, which fell to the town above. at least 43 people have been killed by attackers in nigeria supposed to have stake gunman, the storm to market and coronel on sunday. and they were sold, cardon until monday morning talks by on guns of an increasing northern nigeria. now flooding alliance lives have killed at least 35 people in the southern indian state of carola, many others are missing and stranded, particularly in coastal areas and more rains expected this week. and as with parent reports from katia, zenith asylum goes through the debris of what was until 2 days ago. her home in her hand are the only possessions she's left with an umbrella, a small purse and a pair of sandals. she lost everything in the flood, which swept through, quote, dam district to the southern state of cadillac on sunday. i don't mean to break out in the morning. i heard on t v that there is a red alert in a few regions. b

the state department watchdog will review the end of the bite, the ministrations diplomatic operations in afghanistan. the u. s. has been criticized for the chaos that followed the collapse of the previous afghan government, which fell to the tom about japan and south korea. say the north koreans have fought a ballistic missile. japan's prime minister said the pyongyang, 52 missiles. north korea has conducted a series of weapons tests. in recent weeks, at least 43 people have been killed by attackers in nigeria. psycho to est gunman stormed a market and grown you on sunday. their assault carried on it on monday morning. a taxed by armed gangs had been increasing in northern nigeria worn out from out here as our address it, a boucher i government official, told al jazeera that the casualty figure may likely go up because of the severity of injury sustained by the victims of the attack. on the market in go on, you're in fact growing isn't that the only place targeted by the attackers to other villages have been attacked by the benefits of the government called them who they say why dislodge from the military ope

in addition to his time at the state department, he also served as chairman of the u. s. joint chiefs of staff and as national security advisor. now there's a special session of the u. k. parliament underway right now. paying tribute to so david amos following the conservative m p 's death on friday for family members upon that began with a minute fun of for their colleague. so david was stabbed to death while meeting members of the public and a church role in his constituency. east of lumps center for women flooding a landslide to kill at least 35 people in southern and in the southern indian state of carola, over the last week rescue operations by the army and navy are continuing to look for the many people missing. thousands of been stranded in parts of the coastal state authorities, fee of the number of debt could rise significantly. one of the worst affected areas is called the young and elizabeth per annum is monitoring the situation there for us. what's happening here in put them as in many other times with going on with trying to clear this luggage all debris int

however, learning more about it from a senior state department official telling us that the conversations that occur between the u. s. secretary of state and his chinese counterpart were candid but also that they were constructive. what we know is that one of the big discussions centered around concerns about charges actions with respect to ty, wine, and the concern being that there has been increasing escalation in the area of the taiwan strait. so we're told that the secretary of state made very clear to china that any interruption of what the u. s. c's is the status quo would not be tolerated by the united states. and that the secretary of state also warned against any unilateral action by china towards taiwan and that there would be consequences . so this was one of the key issues where there were some tensions. the other of course trade and the trading practices of china, the united states has maintained for some time that the actions of china upset the international rules based order that exists when it comes to global trade. and so we know that the secretary of state also raised concerns and so the u. s. woul

u. s. allies in the region of its commitment to its partners. and part of that is rhetorical. so we heard you a state department yesterday state very clearly that us support and relationship with taiwan is rock solid, is the term they use. and we also saw the u. s. s. ronald reagan aircraft carrier return to the western pacific after its mission in the middle east concluded. and just yesterday, it was a participated in a 6 nation exercise involving b. u. s. s. our carl vinson, another aircraft carrier, as well as the british aircraft carrier. queen elizabeth and the japanese helicopter destroyer as well. so you had 3 major aircraft carriers and, and other support vessels and frigates from i think new zealand, canada, and the netherlands as well. so you had a run multi national coalition exercising together in the western pacific. and that's partly a response to china's assertiveness. okay. drew thompson, appreciate your perspective. thanks very much. my pleasure. was the postponement is approved. the law giving the government sweeping promised to deal with so called foreign interference banassi authorities to f

u. s. department of homeland security is deployed. 1000 state troopers and texas rangers joan the holeman, joins us live from mexico city. john, what's going on now with this caravan were just spoken to collaborate to their on the board of mighty peters, and who's watching over the caravan for us. and people are now going to sleep in a school in a small community called out road pretty gone. now that's really close to where they set off from peculiar, it's only about 14 kilometers away from that. but what we're being told is that this curve and that started with maybe a $1000.00. so people in it has only been increasing in size as they've gone on. and that wouldn't have been a tool by what you just talked about. the fact that they had a confrontation with the national guard who put the shields across the road, going out of top of schuler, this city, that's almost on the border between mexico and guatemala. usually at that moment, over the past 2 years, that's when caravans have basically been stopped, people have been detained, people have been deported, and that's been the end of that. b

state department. there will be members of u. s. a. i d. and members of the intelligence community, notably absent is zelma calozaro. he has been america's point person in talks with the taliban for years. stephanie deca has more now from cobble, says the country that's become incredibly dependent on international money being injected into it, to sustain itself, it's economy. and this is what you're seeing, unraveling. now you have people who have not been paid in months, their salaries. you have people who live, you know, hand to mouth, day laborers who god, who depend on that money to survive and feed their families. that is not happening . you see people in the market selling small goods, household items, whatever money they can make to survive. you have too many people telling you that even though you know they might be not happy with the taliban, they want to leave because of the dire economic situation. and just to put this into context, i me, last year i covered when europe's biggest refugee camp moria, in greece berg down the main p

state department. there will be members of u. s. a. i d. and members of the intelligence community, notably absent is zell, my calozaro, he has been america's point person in talks with the taliban for years. all right, we're going to leave it down fortunately. natasha. let's go over now. stephanie deca and some of the, the issues that they're discussing on assume security, economic assistance inclusiveness. and i mean those terms have very real meanings for life in afghanistan right now. right? absolutely. i think it's safe to say sammy, that you have a population of almost 40000000 people being held hostage if you will, are due to politics, is the country that's become incredibly dependent on international money being injected into it to sustain itself, its economy. and this is what you're seeing, unraveling. now you have people who have not been paid in months, their salaries. you have people who live, you know, hand to mouth, day laborers who god, who depend on that money to survive and feed their families. that is not happening . you s