u. s. state department has come out condemning the violence or that they say that they've condemned the shooting of the israelis earlier yesterday. that shooting attack. but nothing yet from security minister. it's a mob angry, a himself, a settler, nor finance minister bit slow, smart trade. so that is quite interesting, both of whom came out quite strong yesterday in the wake of the gunning, the killing of the 2 israeli. so still waiting for more statements from the government, but definitely calls for com. continue. so corresponding to rebecca richard speaking to me a little earlier, only 61 migrants have died after over crowded wooden boats smashed into rock soft, eastern italy, walden, 80 people were rescued or swarm ashore. new city of katona and officials, the boat set out several days ago. from western turkey un refugee agency. so those on board, mainly from afghanistan, samaria, unpacking, sta treasured possessions, will sure dozens of migrant streams ended. here. children are among the victims rescue workers faced strong winds, trying to bring survivors to safety. condolences

u. s. air space for so many days. but the state department spokesperson, net price told reporters on thursday that it's not the u. s. that has anything to defend. it's the chinese government because it was engaging in what the u. s. is calling active surveillance. it's not surprising to hear them issue these types of denials. they're in a very difficult spot, but they're in a difficult spot because they placed themselves there. and they decided to take this action against the united states. they've decided i to leverage this program against dozens of countries around the world. i wouldn't say that we're seeking or organize at formal coalition of countries that have been subjected to this specific program. what i would say is we have as part of our diplomatic blocking and tackling since really day. one of this administration's sought to have a convergence of views regarding the challenges presented by the p r c. the state department isn't saying which other countries, chinese bullets have, ugh, crossed in recent times. but the us says that it

u. s. state department recommends considering travel to baja california due to crime and kidnapping dangers and that was christina gonzales reporting. the travel advisory has been up since before that incident last year. 30 million americans travel to mexico, many of them from right here in california, california lawmakers are proposing a bill that would eliminate the statute of limitations for child sex abuse cases right now, a person with claims of child sex abuse must file the civil case before the age of 40. but assembly bill 4 52 would change that. it says if you were sexually abused as a child, it won't matter how much time has passed. if you that cay member don addis from that bill last week scanner, releasing a statement saying, in part a b 4 52 will right this wrong by eliminating the deadline for taking civil action against child abusers and those who aided or allowed the abuse to happen or covered it up. legal analyst steven clarke says it can be challenging to defend claims that are decades old, which is why that statute exists . he says defending these allegations aren't covere

u. s. state department's framing of nicaragua. if you go to their website to see their remarks on the country, they describe it as having descended into this sort of disturb, be a nightmare run by an authoritarian bonnie and clyde in this case, daniel ortega and his 1st lady rosario moody oh, also serving as in the capacity of vice president, how fair is the state department depiction and how might you characterize the nicaraguan leaders? i would say that characterization characterization of the state department is incredibly unfair. and i find that very rich and very hypocritical the us. it supported a brutal dictatorship in sha moser, and his 2 sons from 1934 to 979. i must, you know, remind people, if they don't know that the 3rd, simone said, killed 50000 nicaraguans in the last year of his reign between 197979 fully supported by the united states. and by the way, those numbers are staggering. giving that time nicaragua had about 2 and a half 1000000 people in my characterization now is that nicaragua has a popular leader in d

u. s. state department in he's been to the white house several times met hillary clinton and hosted for my secretary of state mike pompei as well as president joe biden. to help us get but 3 out of her to we spoke with tom bullet, georgia financial was alicia bowman's to make oscars pretty quarter almost reserve it for me to ask, assured, union, for it. but it's a brilliant offer. sure. it's a risk factors that is still a full a many customers, then you will follow up with october 1997 bartholomew is presented with the congressional gold medal, the highest donna in the united states. he received it 3 years earlier than pope john paul. the 2nd sentinel skipper couple, when it's up to ship up, all them come to one that caustics just thought americans gears a flaming ship. a schism of the orthodox church of ukraine was carefully studied and perhaps supervised by this man. one of the top us state administration officials, john herbst, an acquaintance of bartholomew and for my you i, sam, baset, and cave. i'm curious, the one that has some are still super slow surgery in style does april jac

u. s. state department in. he's been to the white house several times that hillary clinton and hosted form a secretary of state mike pompei as well as president joe biden. to help us get but 3 out of her to we spoke with tom bullet, georgia financial was, are we supposed to make oscars pretty quarter posters or use it for me to ask a shrewd union for it, but it's a brilliant offer. sure. it's a simple news, is that 3 studies reflect a full a many customers, then you will for them to follow up with october 1997 bartholomew is presented with the congressional gold medal, the highest donna in the united states. he received a 3 is earlier than pope john paul, the 2nd people to know when it's up to ship up. all them come to work one that got fixed cuz i thought i made it downstairs to florida swaim. yeah. she, a schism of the orthodox church of ukraine was carefully studied and perhaps supervised by this man, one of the top us state administration. officials, john hopes, an acquaintance of bartholomew and for my you

u. s. has refused to lift sanctions against the middle eastern country. the u. s. state department spokesperson recently deflected a question about this policy saying the syrian government is to blame itself for the current disastrous situation. the country isn't even in the wake of these earthquakes. government, they are empowered to run the specular operation or ration and so it would be a great gesture and i just show it to the function basically, you know, just how think it would be quite are running if not even counterproductive for us to reach out to a government as brutalized, if people over the course of a dozen years now, asking them slaughtering them, being responsible for much the suffering that they've endured. like human rights groups of warm the western sanctions, particularly the american ones, are blocking aid from entering syria after these devastating quakes. a media outlets, a report of the transport companies are hesitant to make deliveries to syria due to a risk of punishment from washington. and i spoke with mohammed, oddly, a local reporter from syria who say

u. s. of on justifiably citing with israel and earlier when pressed by a reporter, a u. s. state department spokesperson refused to acknowledge the west bank as a palestinian territory. occupied by is really forces what kind of ignition you give them to give to the west bank. they reside in the territories, resigned and totally independent as if it were a different planet idea. occupy plans, you do subscribe to the fact that they are going to be the 3 occupation side technical question and occupation. so let me say a couple of things to the point, i believe i think i may not occupy. what is the status that you get the 1000 units right? this moment, what kind of static did they said? the recent period? i seen a strong recent. i am saying about legally, how do you know that the past and the way back what invest? yes. so i understand the question you're asking, and as we've said previously, it is vital for both sides to take action to prevent even greater loss. and we condemn any violence escalation or propagation. well, i'm not to say we can cross live to the very journalist, the involved in

u. s. coach on justifiably siding with israel ar earlier when pressed by 8 reporter a u. s. state department spokesperson refused to call the west bank a palestinian territory. occupied by is really forces what kind of ignition you give the palestinians they reside in the territories and totally independent world as if it were a different planet idea occupied. you do subscribe to the fact that they are and then military occupation say technical question and occupation. so let me say a couple of things. the point i believe i think i, they not occupies. what is the status that you give that all right, this moment what kind of status they said the recent period, i seen a strong recent i am saying about legally, you know, the thing is what invest. yes. so i understand the question you're asking, and as we've said previously, it is vital for both sides to take action to prevent even greater loss and we condemn any violence escalation or propagation. we spoke to the reporter involved in the exchange side, our account from the palestinian deli, l couldn't believe washington makes the 2 state soluti

jordan is in washington when the state department says i have to help diffuse a situation in israel. officials here at the u. s. state department say that they're very concerned and alarmed by what happened during that raid by israeli military forces in a building in occupied westbank town of nobliss. on wednesday, the u. s. is extending its condolences to those who were killed and to their families, primarily those of who were civilians not involved in any of the groups which the israeli se, where planning future attacks on site inside israel. now to the question of what the u. s. can do, given that it is trying to mitigate what it sees as a deteriorating situation between the palestinians and the israelis, the department spokesperson, that price said that it's not the position or the place for the u. s. government to issue threats to either party, even though there is concern about the status of relations between the 2 sides. and the concern for increase tensions in the wake of the rise of the new government of the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who has made himself a party alongside a number of right wi

u. s. state department, the e u. an interval. so really they should know better. meanwhile, all the western passes just being shuttled into ukraine, despite mounting calls to see some actual receipts from time to time. maybe. but you know, who cares about details like accounting and accountability. china is basically the adult who just walked into the room and that's likely to go over about as well as you might expect. i'll take it over to rachel mawson. thank you. i say this further now with nelson wong, a valve i club expert and vice chairman of shanghai center for cooperation and globalization. mr. walker, very well welcome to you. so thank you so much for joining us here on archie international for this our program. why do you think china is now showing concern about the weapons that are being pumped into ukraine is there's something beijing knows that the rest of us don't where i think it's, it's apparent that the situation ang ukraine is going from back to work. and the painting is getting escalated with each passing day. a

u. s. has again refused to lift it sanctions against that middle eastern country. of the u. s. state department spokesperson recently deflected a question about that policy saying actually the end of a day, the syrian government only has itself to blame for the disastrous situation in that country. bobby johnson entering government, they aren't, are they going to run these ratios or 8 operations? and so it would be a great gesture and i'm just showing just want to lift the sanctions that have basically, you know, suffocated. see, it would be quite ironic if not even counterproductive for us to reach out to a government that has brutalized its people over the course of a dozen years. now. gassy man slaughtering them irresponsible for much the suffering that they've endured. the human rights groups of ones that are western sanctions, particularly from america, a blocking aid from entering syria after the earthquakes. media outlets supposed to report of a transport companies are afraid of making deliveries to syria, to, to a risk of punishment from washington. less than more now possible. i feel m

u. s. state department official and member of the pacific council on international policy. thanks so much for being with us. we appreciate it. what happens when you combine tennis, badminton, and think on for one of the worlds fastest growing sports, coming in with with hello, the weather slipping fine and troy across set china over the next couple of days for the most part likely find a dry 2 across the korean peninsula, i can't say the same for japan, this area of low pressure, this weather system that's now with the process of pushing its way through drawing in the northwest, the wind, and that means see effects smoke coming back in. say that when she weather coming back in across that western child of home, she pushing across into her qaeda on the side of the mountains, we'll take it up to around 13 celsius on monday afternoon. speak cooler than that as we go into tuesday. the snow still implies that at this stage more that wet sess stuff coming down has to be said, brightest guys, try whether they're across the korean peninsula for celsius, for solar, for their full ba

u. s. state department has announced it'll provide an additional $100000000.00 in aid to takia. anthony blink and visited some of the affected areas on sunday. we are working in very close collaboration with our colleagues, both to understand all of the needs and to find ways to, to do it wrong. this could not be done without the extraordinary working, collaboration of. so many parts us government, that starting with the united states military, which is always trumped in a remarkable way. moscow says its forces are making gains and eastern ukraine. it says its troops have taken control of the village near the city of harkey. eve, russian forces have been advancing in the area since keep reclaim control of the city. in september. french troops are leading burkina, faso, marking the end of their military presence in the country in january. so gay france a one month deadline to withdraw its forces as relations worsened between the 2 countries. french forces up and helping athena paso take on al qaeda linked fighters. and at least 36 people had been killed in flooding and landslides

u. s. state department says now says that china operates a fleet of the spy balloons, and that they've been hovering over 5 continents. how is it that this operation apparently went unnoticed until now? well, i think we can generally state that there are a lot of things that are going on in international relations in particular, in the military realm between countries like china in the united states that is not available for public consumption. and these are very sensitive programs, surveillance, and reconnaissance of other countries is not something that is openly revealed by a country like china and form various reasons. the united states probably to try to counter some of these capabilities. also not to cause diplomatic incidence. doesn't reveal them to the public either. and so for those reasons, it's very likely that these 2 countries are engaged in this type of behavior behind the scenes. do you think we would not even be having this conversation had the balloon not a been seen over one tana, west. we know by people. i can only speculate, but i think that is right. there is definitely

u. s. state department, counter terrorism official and in brussels. we have gilbert doctoral. he's an independent political analyst and author of memoirs of an ex pat manager in moscow . during the 1990s, ari gentlemen crossed sack rose. in fact that means you can jump any time you want . and i always appreciate. i want to ask all 3 of you before we go into the, the ma, main part of the program, your reaction to seymour hersh, his article on the united states planning, executing and destroying the north stream pipelines. re you 1st in raleigh. i'm shocked. i'm shocked to go ahead. we john brennan said i was the russians. we barrios said it was the russians. it will kind of hard. it was a stretch to think they would blow up their own pipeline, but i thought it was the russian. now turns about i'm just, i'm just shock peter. i can't sit anymore now. ok, i very jump in. what can you add to? what ray has already said could maybe there isn't much more to add. go ahead larry . i would, i train once at a very top secret. see, i cite in the united states and believe it or not, they ac

u. s. state department for what it's spent on the f 35 fighter jet program on cra, find itself frozen out of the project for buying weapons systems from russia. casa, up to the mother cbb the to here. we were partners in the f 35 program, but turkey was excluded due to american sanctions. it was a unilateral decision. there is a figure of $1400000000.00 that we've spent. we're not waiting for a refund of that money paid some background to this, the multi nation f 35 joint strike fighter program originally sought to establish a common plot form for us allies in europe, asian, the middle east, with a plan to acquire more than $100.00 of the jets. however, turkey, which was among the members, was expelled from the program following its purchase of the russian made s 400 or defend system, professor of international law and relations as if he just seen from them both. yet a tepid university said it's illegal for washington to hold onto on chris money. bell danced the c 3 by $400.00 russian resize and they dismissed the hour for graham. and even though we pay $1400000000.00, i can say no money,

u. s. state department says brushes intensify publication of this information and the use of the walk in a group across africa has spread a trail of lice and human rights abuses. these actors continue operating in africa, exploiting turbulent situations through disinformation to sway public support for the russian government to expand its influence. russian foreign minister segue lever off toward africa 3 times in the last 8 months, taking with him a strong message record here. we know that american, british and other european delegations regularly appear in africa and demand african countries not to cooperate with the russian delegation. by which the west understands the restoration by an lodge of colonial dependencies in a new form. that idea of the west having colonialist designs times with unease and many african capitalists, feelings that their subjects of double standards and a patronizing attitude south africa is currently hosting russia in china for joint naval exercises. the u. s. has criticized the timing of the anniversary of russia invading ukraine, but the south african defe

u. s. state department says it's concerned about the escalation of violence. ah ha, why money inside this knowledge is there alive from doha also coming up united kingdom .

u. s. state department spokesman net price, who said regarding syria and the situation you're in, it's all your own fold. that's what he said in the past 24 hours. who shouldn't be ashamed of even though it doesn't make sense, does it? no, no, i mean i cannot understand, not helping people that have been hit through no fault of their own. this is nature's doing well as well as we understand iran, iraq, algeria, and russia, a currently helping of syria at this moment. we understand russia is also helping us with a dispatch of and turn off the big illusion airplanes to turkey with humanitarian aid, so on and so forth. but do you think so that this is a time when the world should come together to show and politicize support to all the victims involved? yes, absolutely, absolutely. i mean, this is nature's doing. and if you ask nature to, we are all one. we are one species living on this planet. and when nature harms us, we should fight against nature together. while the odds of the odds are certainly stacked against humanity at this point when you consider the size of these earthquakes, so it

u. s. state department for what it's spent on the f 35 fighter jet program on cra find itself froze, and i had all the project for buying weapon systems from russia casa. yup. the, the mother said, we really should. here we were partners in the f 35 program, but turkey was excluded due to american sanctions. it was a unilateral decision, although there is a figure of $1400000000.00 that we've spent. we now waiting for a refund of that money paid and get them as in victor mac. it just breaking that down the multi nation f $35.00 joint strike fighter program originally saw to establish a common platform for u. s. allies in europe, asian, the middle east with a plan to acquire more than $100.00 of the jets. however, trickier, which was among the members was expelled from the program following its purchase of the russian made s 400 or defense system professor of international law on relations measured hockey just seen from miss them both yet a tech a university say it's illegal for washington to hold on to anchor his money. no, they asked the sci fi by $400.00 russia resize and they dismisse

u. s. state department and their global strategic engagement center, basically u. s. government and intelligence officials saying something, therefore it must be true if they say it, of course. and it goes further than that because many of want it to the very contradictory nature of this report at one point in the report, she says very clearly that media coverage is not prove of state involvement. but then later in the report, she seems to be making that very argument. here's what was sat. it is unlikely that this coverage had a meaningful, direct impact on the convoy movement. but rather, may have influenced supporters and participants through more subtle and direct pathways, including through social media platforms like telegram. now carolyn or wine has long been a source of amusement. many will recall back in 2019, when she announced that she was planning to do an investigation into us congress, one healthy gabbert allegation, the congresswoman healthy gabbert, the stooge of the kremlin. now her sources turns out were the hamilton, $68.00 folks the the alliance

u . s. state department spokesperson recently deflected a question about its policy, saying the syrian government is to blame for the disastrous situation. i don't reach out not to angle them. they aren't, are they going to be run this at your operation or in operations? and so let me register and i'm just showing just sort of left the sanctions and basically, you know, selling tendency, it would be quite ironic if not even counterproductive for us to reach out to a government and has brutalized its people over the course of a dozen years now, gassing them, slaughtering them a responsible for much of the suffering that they've endured. well, human rights groups have warned that western sanctions, particularly from the u. s. or blocking aid from getting into the syria area most effective after the disaster. non media outlets have reported the transport companies are hesitant to make deliveries to the country due to the risk of punishment from washington. a local journalist from syria sees the west is ignoring the humanitarian situation. the country compared to the health given to kia. the refusal

u. s. state department has come out condemning the violence or that they say that they've condemned the shooting of the israelis earlier yesterday. that shooting attack. but nothing yet from security minister. it's a mob angry, a himself, a settler, nor finance minister with law smart trade. so that is quite interesting, both of whom came out quite strong yesterday in the wake of the gunning, the killing of the 2 israeli. so still waiting for more statements from the government, but definitely calls for com continue. and this shortly after officials from both sides were said to have agreed to try to escalate attention. so what we expect to happen next. that's right. i mean in the wake of the growing tensions but, but of course before this attaches yesterday. in fact, there was a conference in international conference be headed by the us in jordan, in the states. i town of october in order your representatives from both sides, palestinians, and israelis. they're trying to negotiate calming tensions. we saw some mixed messages coming out out of that meeting. there was a promise that that

u. s. state department says it's concerned about the escalation of violence. at least one person has died and dozens more injured onto another earthquake. hit southern turkey and italy urges migrant boat operators to stop crossing the mediterranean after the death of $63.00 people on sunday, including children. the ukrainian president has warned that the situation is getting worse in the east and frontline city of bar, moot, regional separatist leaders say nearly all the roads into the city. and now under russian control, it's been the site a fierce fighting for more than 6 months. which can avenue to drive in buck moved, situation is constantly becoming more difficult. the enemy is constantly destroying everything that can be used to protect our positions for fortification and defense . our soldiers defending in the backward region, our real heroes in the book has got a hunter of they'll, hamid who is live for us in keep order. let's start with what's the length zelinski said about moot, how bad are things there and what is the significance if the russians do

u . s. state department spokesperson recently deflected a question about its policy, saying the syrian government is to blame for the disastrous situation there. bobby johnson, that's right, government. they aren't. are they going to run this at your operation or integration? that sounds like where justin and i'm just show it good. just want to lift the sanctions that basically, you know, selling agency. it would be quite ironic if not even counterproductive for us to reach out to a government. it has brutalized its people over the course of a dozen years now. gassing them, slaughtering them in responsible for much of the suffering that they've endured. but human rights groups have more in that western sanctions, particularly those emerging from the us are blocking aid from getting into siri after the disaster. media outlets have reported the transport companies are hesitant to make deliveries to the country due to the risk of punishment from washington. and local journalists from syria sees the west is ignoring the humanitarian situation in the country. and the refusal to lift sanctions is a pri

u. s. state department spokesperson recently deflected a question about it's policy saying the syrian government is to blame for the disastrous situation. their. i don't reach out nothing in government. they aren't. are they going to run the sh at your operation or 8 operations? and so it would be a great gesture and elijah, show it to sort of lift the sanctions and basically, you know, southern candidacy. it would be quite ironic if not even counterproductive for us to reach out to a government that has brutalized its people over the course of a dozen years. now. gassy, ma'am, slaughtering them irresponsible for much suffering that they've endured. human rights groups have warned that western sanctions, particularly from the u. s. are blocking aid from getting into syria after the disaster. media outlets of reported, the transport companies are hesitant to make deliveries to the country. jew to risk of punishment from washington. a local reporter from syria we spoke to believe the west is ignoring the humanitarian situation in the country on the refusal to lift sanctions. that's a prime example

u. s. state department says is concerned that the escalation and violence ah, but i'm darn jordan. this is out as they are alive from dell are also coming up u k and e. u leaders reach a new briggs deal and northern ireland. avoiding land border checks on trade across the region. nigerian politicians protest what they call a compromised election in a walk out from the countries vote counting center. and another earthquake shake southern turkey, a regional already devastated by this month's trends. ah, is ready. american motorist has been shot dead near the city of jericho and the occupied west bank at kenning comes as israel deploys hundreds of additional soldiers to the area after an escalation and violence on sunday. to his ready settlers were shot dead near the city of nablus. a palestinian was been killed and hundreds were injured. when settlers went on a rampage, sir higher at reports. the damage is hard to miss. hundreds of israeli settlers destroying palestinian homes off to to israelis were shot dead. been thing cause that been tours so far i've counted about 30 or 40 of the

u. s. state department. we heard from nicaragua, based independent journalist, ben norton, who says that washington has links to violent extremist, all across latin america. not in states was the main sponsor of the violence, very rightly elements that tried to overthrow nicaragua democratically elected government. i personally have interviewed a man who is the security guard at the mayor's office in the city of messiah, and he was tortured by these coup plotters and he lost one of his arms. so there are very many victims of his violent attempts in 2018 and we have documents showing that many of the leaders involved in his co attempt were funded by the u. s. government through traditional ca cut out like the u. s. agency for international development usa id and also the national endowment for democracy. the any the one of the co founders of the any d, l in weinstein told the washington post, that it was created to do basically what the cia had done previously. but to do it out more covert, more overly in the