minister, high command on the sidelines of the libya to conference, which takes place in berlin as james was saying that the u. s. fat taking part in the conference this time in a more prominent role than under the trump administration. the talks on libya will focus on preparation for national elections planned in december in libya and the withdrawal of foreign forces. we will have more on this story and others in just a few minutes on the news, our wave stars yet. i hope he does stay with us here on. i'll just there. i think so on. ah, in 2020 new york city was the global epi center of death. and in this, from the corona virus. like many cities, the pandemic has altered. the metropolis is very fabric. hundreds of thousands of fled the celebrated concrete jungle. those who remain know that restoring it's my talent will be easy. people in power asks whether the city can bounce back to its former glory. saving new york on a just a rule which produced one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world. they will take shots even when they should not. and i believe that sometimes what the saudis had been doing. the st

u. s. is out of town will have to stay on its own feet, right? so that's the plan that the situation on the ground deteriorates. the u. s. takes his troops at least a load of money and says he will buy some weapons and security. that's the plan. well, some troops are going to stay. so not all of the troops are leaving a gun to stone from 650 troops to secure the embassy, the u. s. embassy, and i've gotten a sound cobbled airport, but feel the future relationship between of ghana, stan and the us will be rather diplomatic. and financial so money for the african military, reportedly the u. s. is currently looking for military bases in the region for potential future area bonding. but of course the u. s. would rather like to stay clear in the future to clear off guidance. don't tell us about what you think is likely to happen to the many afghans who helps us troops as interpreters, for example, that situation must be quite fragile. yeah, that's they are a very dramatic situation depending on the fact of course, on the question. if they're still in the country, i'm at one former interpreter and he was really fearing for the life o

u. s. and other countries are taking notice, and the u. s. is going to continue to maintain a strong presence in the, in the pacific. beijing is not going to take kindly to, this is going to be extremely aggravated. and perhaps even see this continuing us activity in the region as some sort of provocation, as it sees the south trying to see as really its own backyard. could really you in beijing, thanks very much for the update. now, russia's presence has relations with the us or at the lowest point in years, but stresses he's open to dialogue on a range of issues. lot of putin has made the comments ahead of a meeting with joe biden on wednesday on us. not showing those federal and you that we have a bilateral relationship that has deteriorated to what is the lowest point in recent years. however, there is still matters that need comparing and identifying and a determination of mutual positions. the issues of mutual interest can be sold more effectively to the benefit of both the united states and russia into russian. please have taken the rus

u. s. s takes out a much more assertive stance against china. what about europe? what are the challenges for it going one direction or the other briefly if you can europe, is you really in trouble situation because the business, the china is very important here to be much more exposed to china. and so it's difficult to trace, but the commission has work to make your trade more thomas, and we can only be largely seen or gabriella gabriel silva, my president of the kill institute for the world economy. thank you very much. welcome. well, over the years, china has turned itself into a major lender for infrastructure projects around the world, some of them dubious, most of them in poor countries. in 2014, the tiny balkan nation of montenegro turned to beijing to finance a highway across it's recognition. it's less than one quarter complete, but the 1st bill is already coming due on today grow can afford it. this massive construction project for 177 kilometer long highway through montenegro is being built by a chinese company. the montenegrin government is financing. i

u. s. won't take a hasty or disorderly withdrawal and that it would depend on the security situation in the country. anti war act to respond back. i think some senior figures in america are looking for a pretext to stay enough canister. we see here is a tug of war between those 2 are insisting that the u. s. they for ever an afghan is then and those who feel that the war is not winnable, it's drain, it's not going to be. it's not going to alter the outcome. and they also make a differentiation between the taliban and should the television become the new government? yes, it would be the same kind of government maybe with some slight variation from the way it was before september 11. but i think it's important not to complete that with isis or isis is in afghanistan because of the us invasion of afghanistan. there was no isis prior to 2001. and our kite is really weakened for so obviously the military again. yes, there might be a need to continue us military presence. yes, there's, and we em stay a medium warning that i'll kind or i can come back. but again, i think there's a tug of war h

u. s. number taking the dangerous track has grown since president joe biden took office. mexico has detained, at least $91000.00 people traveling north since the start of the year. and those are the headlines, the news continues, and i'll just say that after the listening post, goodbye. living in a voice is a risk not worth taking for most but for a 10 year old boy, there is nowhere else to go. in the absence of his parents, his grandmother dedicate herself to his upbringing. never knowing whether the next explosion or echo one step closer to the place they call home. the distant barking of dogs. a witness documentary on al jazeera part of the vine is calling on the intelligence community to step up a separate to figure out the origin of the lab. and that some of the virus was accidentally gained further attention this week. because of the numbers give us a call, and china has denied the possibility of state media calls it a conspiracy theory. hello are much it gives birth. you are at the listening post where we don't cover the news. we cover the way the news is covered. here are the media s

they're taking part along with key foreign players, including the u. s. russia, turkey, and egypt, we share the goal of a sovereign stable, unified, secure libya, free from foreign interference. it's what the people will be deserve. it's critical to regional security as well. for that to happen. national elections need to go forward in december, and that means urgent agreement is needed on constitutional and legal issues that would undergo those elections. and the october 23rd cease fire agreement has to be fully implemented, including, by withdrawing all foreign forces from libya. we have security plan, we have a comprehensive security plan in order to fix your election and we expect the release of the electoral law and the adoption of the electoral law. and with this and with your help, we hope to see the full with the full withdrawal of for and mercenaries and foreign fighters in order to also implement the relevant security council resolutions. this plan needs, funding and equipment. of course, this holds true for all the other plans as well in order

u. s. is taking to sort of, quote, unquote, normalize relations with russia. mainly because of china, do you agree with that? well, the united states open about to decide to travel, which between china and russia, has to be points out that the russian are only given up. the goal is to create the effective date great through europe, the china has now become its name and most important part, right? terms of creating a new economic infrastructure, encompassing everything from autonomous to technology in transportation for those banking and across the board. and obviously the, the sanctions against russia has increased or intensified this development to great extent. but this, i think it's open the saturated concerns that brought us about china. look so far, china has been pretty much in the deal for russia. this idea that his tears being the junior brother think that's also saturated because the russian doesn't really have any edge him on the conditions across the ration space shuttle. and also when china into a lot of these regions, such as central asia, is always cautious to turn to harmonize

u. s. would take action if russia violated international norm, sir, did we get a sense of what i might look point? we didn't, you know, when i sort of say what area did i find most troubling and that would be on the cyber because one of the things that most concerned president biden as well as many americans because we just suffered to shut down, meet plans to shut down the pipeline is hacking, sometimes from the russian government, sometimes from criminal gang operating inside russia is response to this concern with, well, i don't know what he's talking about. we don't do that. and if you're not, even at a point where there's an engagement on the core set of facts, there's going to be trouble ahead. but the silver lining is that the issue was, well, the cyber issue, the russian and american president decided to establish a working group. it's a small step, but it is a step in the right direction. sure, well, there was all this discussion as well about mutual interest. right. and i see that biden has also said that person has offered to help on iran and security in afghan stone. is that som

u. s. has lost the war, and the u. s. is leaving, which they had to do eventually. but it's never easy for politicians or generals to take responsibility. thus the approximations by blinking and others that some how the us president will still remain. i don't think so. it just to follow. all right, on your point about the taliban. they were furious when the u. s. miss, they may 1st deadline. launching a series of deadly attacks if there was a suicide bombing cabal. it kills some 27 people. how do you think they're going to view the latest signals coming from washington? i think the taliban know full well what the real relationship of forces is on the ground in afghanistan. this kind of media generating announcements that the u. s. may be prepared to carry out the air strikes in the event that the taliban will could be seen and tell him will would be viewed by the taliban in much the same way as the vietnamese in 1975 would have viewed american proclamation that they weren't going to abandon their south vietnamese, l, y, in the event that the city of saigon was. while another words, these are words without substance. and

u. s. s. last, the war, and the u. s. is leaving, which they had to do eventually. but it's never easy for politicians or generals to take responsibility. thus the approximations by blinking and others that some how the us present will still remain. i don't think so. revenues are railey police used stun grenades on thursday to disperse hundreds of palestinians who gathered in jerusalem's old city to protest against the visit of a leading far right politician. the trouble is triggered by right wing law maker ben's veer's visit to a predominantly muslim area in jerusalem. it came to he came to denounce a ban on a nationalist march throughout flashpoint areas of the city that have witnessed clashes between israeli forces and palestinians in recent months. police use tear gas and stun grenades to disperse protesters around a dozen people were reportedly arrested. r t correspondent dahlia no. murray witnessed on events unfold. cavenella israeli police have just brutally dispersed people here. they use crowd control weapons including don grenade i ship and even use them against journalists. several of phosphor injured by don g

u. s military took action using its firepower to wipe out the militias, weapons facilities, lauren blanchard reports. in the middle of the night u. s airstrikes taking out their targets three facilities near the borders of syria and iraq. this action. in self defense to do what's necessary to, um, prevent further attacks. i think sends a very, uh important and strong message, and i hope very much that it is received. the pentagon says iranian backed militias used those facilities to launch drone attacks against u. s troops and assets. on monday, the pentagon released aerial footage of the strikes this time a more extensive operation than the first airstrikes ordered by president biden in february, house speaker nancy pelosi says she looks forward to more information on the strikes as required under the war powers act, and she agrees with the president's decision. quote protecting the military heroes who defend our freedoms is a sacred priority, the pentagon said. they do not anticipate a lot of casualties. early reports say some militia a militias look, they're constantly poking the bear and they're used drones to do so they use increasingly advance

u. s. has lost the war, and the u. s. is leaving, which they had to do eventually. but it's never easy for politicians or generals to take responsibility. thus, the proclamations by blinking and others that somehow the us present will still remain. i don't think so. the human rights watch is urging the grip of 7 countries to stop subsidizing the oil industry. the organization pointed out the rich nations continued financial support for fossil fuels. despite pleasures to the country. that message comes ahead of the g 7 summit, which gets under way in the u. k. on friday with climate change, high on the agenda and the nations in attendance of old pledge to drastically reduce the reliance on oil and gas. but together they have invested more than $189000000000.00 in fossil fuel projects. since the start of the panoramic, that's substantially more down there investments in green energy. nevertheless, us climate envoy john kerry remains update. he's claiming pollution can be cut without any drop in living standards. you don't have to give up a quality of life to achieve some of the things that we know we have to achieve. that'

u. s . dmitri polk take a look back at his life. john mac, a. he was a colorful personality to say the least. a rabble with a biography that reads like a hollywood script. eccentric millionaire computers, viruses, anti virus software, crypto currencies, drugs, boe chases, paragliding promoter of numerous conspiracy theories. us presidential candidate, officially accused of arms smuggling and even murder. these were all parts of his life, which ended in a no less unusual fashion in a jail cell in barcelona. mere hours after a court agreed to extradite him to the us to face tax evasion charges. now the theories are pouring in. was it a suicide to draw negative attention to the government? was it even a suicide at all? which is the official cause of death given by spain? guessing subtle messages from us officials saying in effect, we're coming for you, mcafee. we're going to kill yourself. i got a tough through today just in case if i suicide myself, i didn't, i was whacked, check my rights, all. i am content and here i have friends, the food is go

u. s will take a more active role in vaccinating the world for covid-19. good afternoon, everyone i'm frank mallicoat mike mibach is off today. i'm gasia mikaelian president biden has announced. the u. s. is making the single largest purchase and donation of covid-19 vaccines worldwide. ktvu magus has been following the president's trip overseas estimate. and er in chief. she joins us live this noontime emma garcia. president biden spoke about the need to rebuild the global economy and save as many lives as possible. he said both of those goals could be achieved by expanding covid-19 vaccine distribution, he said. america has a responsibility and a humanitarian obligation to help, the president said america will be the arsenal of vaccines in the fight against covid-19, noting that last month. he announced donating amy million us doses to the global vaccine supply, and now he's quote unquote supercharging that amount. and today we're taking a major step that will supercharge the global fight against this pandemic in my direction. united states will purchase

take on climate change... would you press it? today, just one day after the u. sout airstrikes near the iraq syria border. there were no reports of casualties in this rocket attack. as lauren blanchard reports the airstrikes targeted facilities used by iranian backed militia groups launching attacks on americans in iraq. in the middle of the night u. s airstrikes taking out their targets three facilities near the borders of syria and iraq. this action in self defense to do what's necessary to, um. prevent further attacks, i think sends a very, uh important and strong message, and i hope very much that is received. the pentagon says iranian backed militias used those facilities to launch drone attacks against u. s troops and assets. on monday, the pentagon released aerial footage of the strikes this time, a more extensive operation than the first airstrikes ordered by president biden in february. speaker nancy pelosi says she looks forward to more information on the strikes as required under the war powers act, and she agrees with the president's decision. quote pr

u. s soccer team taking on jamaica in houston in the summer series. it took the u. onds to get on the board. roosevelt crosses to lloyd, who does the honors the u. s rules to the four winds piling up more impressive numbers. the us women are undefeated in 41 straight matches, 55 in a row on american soil. on wednesday, the u. s will play hard. nigeria in boston. that's it for now, jason appelbaum and i will see at 11 30 for sports at all right. we will see you then, joe. thank you. next at 11. i feel so excited, and i think this owner is for all the small businesses who survive during this pandemic. the countdown is on two june 15th when california fully reopens tonight, the anticipation and the excitement is building across the state. 11 o'clock news on ktvu fox two starts now. california less than 48 hours from dropping most covid-19 restrictions. good evening, everyone. i'm mike mibach in tonight for frank somerville, and i'm julie julie haener. the reopening gets rid of most of the health and safety guidelines that have been in place now for more than a year. ktv

u. s. president could take the same perspective as donald trump turning back on foreign policy. so in many ways, nathan allies has been a little bit scarred by that experience in the last few years and that has shifted their own perspective because now they all saying that they want to see, for example, european powers. certainly the french presence about micro micro talking about most often in terms of european defense relying less on the u. s. for security. and there are those differences. i mentioned the military withdrawal not going to not being discussed but also china, european powers looking for much more of a partnership with beijing. not necessarily totally behind. biden's push for a much tougher position or see what comes out of the meeting as the day progresses for the moment and attention butler and bustle. thank you. the reports of a possible radiation leak in southern china, having dismissed by operators of the power plant states from china, general nuclear power groups, as operations that it's nuclear power station, england dong province meet safety rules, and the

u. s cases. it's currently taking hold in missouri, which now leads the u. s. with the highest rate of new infections stated. and data shows. covid warns that delta strain could become dominant in the u. s. within several weeks. we know that from our from the experience that our colleagues in the uk have gone because it just exploded in the uk, it went from a minor vary into now more than 90% of the isolates in the uk, but public health officials say young people are the most likely turman. needed that. are still to come this afternoon. an accident, in fact, in pittsburgh, but when police showed up, it turned into a homicide, the driver no washing your car and limits on watering your yard. the new restrictions in two different parts. yeah, look up to the drought and abandon the weather temperatures have been not cool to mild side over the past few days, actually comfortable to get outside. eventually we're going to warm things up. once again, we'll have more on your forecast. investigation a man wat and killed while driving on a. street before dawn. crime repor

while loop is over the door, they agreed to take a property to reduce the number of people from central america migrate you to the u . s. number of people taking the dangerous track has accelerated since president jose bite into office. peruvians are still waiting to learn who will be the next president. difference in votes between the 2. polarizing kinds of its narrows, protest as have taken to the streets with support from both sides, claiming vertafore makes results from sunday's run off. she left this pitiful castillo secured. 50 percent of the vote is a conservative rival taken from moria has 49 percent. that's with 98 percent of valid, tallied jennifer mccoy. is it professor political science at georgia state university with an expertise or latin american affairs? and she says, even once the, when it is decided, there will be further challenges. the observers both the national and the international have asked for people to be calm and wait for result. the election authorities do have a good reputation with both candidates, you know, saying basically they one and food you maury, cake or marty, alleging fraud. this

u. s. food giant, or culpable for elia. katrinka takes up the story. question is slavery still something that troubles america today? well, here comes the answer from the president. remember, the moral stain, the terrible toll, the slavery took on the country and continued to take. so what's there to be done about that? as an athlete, you can take the knee and the name of black lives matter. as an activist, you can campaign for the reparations, for the ancestors of those who suffered or were killed as president, you can declare, june the 19th, or june pings as federal holiday. that's exactly what the president did earlier this week. as the supreme court, you know, what else happened? at the same time? the u. s. supreme court ruled american food giants, dest play, usa, and car gill, can't be sued for child slavery. this ruling has disturbing implications for future victims of human rights abuses, seeking justice against businesses in u. s. cords. the ruling also sets a dangerous precedent, given corporations. impunity for profiting from human rights abu

u. s. company that's promising to take human to the edge of a gigantic balloon. ah ah. the rains not really concentrated in the band that you might expect this time of the year. this is the seasonal rain been pretty well broken up now. it will be enhanced as championed up towards japan the next couple of days. but in the immediate future that say south day, the range really concentrated around beijing or just to the east and in the southern china or up towards the yanks valley. this is pretty well scattered thunder selves. there is a flash studying that's not a real concentrated effort. it might be rather more like that with a miserable day on she in shanghai on sunday. and then later on sunday or monday, the champion engages was the seas. no rain gives particularly wet time to tokyo. i would think that sense of always when you think, well it should be dry season. really? certainly it's not supposed to be wet season. widespread shaft. and then one reason is because the eastern in the nation is it a bit woven, it should be in hansing, the potential for rainfall now be re

and finally, take a look at this. a u. s. gold coin mentioned in 1900. $33.00 has sold for over $18800000.00 at a new york auction blasting through pre sell estimates to become the most expensive coin in the world. doubling the double eagle and shows leading liberty on one side and an american eagle. on the other 933 double eagles were the last american gold coins made for circulation. but they were never legally issued. that year president roosevelt of us off the gold standard, allowing the dollar to slide to boost exports during the great depression. right, that's it for me and the d to be business team here. berlin. check us out online. g, w dot com slash business. even busy watching the news is increasing every year in many and working on let me work very holiday destination drowning in ways we read at the for a year, year at the exports in terms of ways to use them. another way, after all, the environment isn't recyclable. the make up your own mind. w made for minds. the were all the tickets to go beyond being as we tak

u. s. might the agent take ethiopia to the east, which would be counter productive. they see up in governmental, dismissed criticism, of its handling of the crisis integrated. it is in the interest of ethiopian government as well to nurture people who don't disappointed. and we don't think it's right on the back of us leadership to work to display this lesson. she because this relationship be to the benefit of most americans, both countries it's, it's also to the interest of the regional people. if you received more than $5000000000.00 from the u. s. government over the past 5 years to humanitarian project and development. top does not include additional funding for security, which hasn't been disclosed. limited from su, appears global data for is estimated at 4600000000, with most originating from the united states. where about a 1000000 in europeans live. for many years, the united states as your country with a great potential, a country with a large population on a rapidly growing economy that often played an outside role in peacekeeping missions in africa and bey

u. s. company that's promising to take humans to the edge of space and a gigantic balloon and sport. can you welcome back to safari rodney, for the 1st time needing to decades? ah frank assessments schools and tell to the been reduced to rubble. how do you think the shapes of generation and the politics that life has been shipped? why vitamin some conflict inside story on our jazeera, overflowing with passion, but desperately under resourced chide national football team as never qualified for the africa couple of nations. all the wildcat al jazeera world asks, what will it take for the squad to find the success? will routine be forever sidelined chad football dream on al jazeera, challenging how mainstream media covers the news. stories like these that should be easy pickings for political reporters out the whole power to account while the others are breaking among the listening post on the era. ah, a holiday watching out there. let's remind you about top story and this ellen, 159 people are still unaccounted for a day after the possible collapse with 12 story apartment building in t

u. s. government had to take in those early measures in the beginning of the pandemic. perhaps not so many people would have died of coded. and heidi as we watch, as you say, the new york is celebrate the lifting restrictions there. i imagine given what you're telling us, there's still plenty of anxiety though. short, particularly surrounding vaccinations and vaccine hesitancy. as we know, president biden has set that goal of 70 percent of adult americans being vaccinated by july 4th. will new york already met that goal? that's why they are reopening today. other other states like how a fornia are well on their way as well. however, there's really another dichotomy here, you're seeing these northeastern states or more liberal states needing that goal. but some phase to the south, particularly ones run by republican state governments. they are trailing with vaccination rates, less than 40 percent. so certainly a very different picture, depending on what part of the country you are looking at. and you saw the white house officials bide. and the vice president, speaking ag

u. s. government had to take in those early measures in the beginning of the pandemic. perhaps not so many people would have died of coded. it's just over a month to go until tens of thousands of people arrive in tokyo for the olympics. but japan's vaccine rollout has been the slowest among developed nations. only 5 percent of the population have been fully vaccinated with ours, he's only using doses from pfizer, and there are enough so far. still, the prime minister insists the games will go on and has vowed to vaccinate $1000000.00 people per day. by the end of this month, more than $2300.00 private companies have also joined in aiming to inoculate $11000000.00 employees and their families for free. critics though say it's too little too late, bungled reservations, unclear distribution plans and stuff. shortages have slowed down the rollouts so far, and the vaccine minister has blamed the delay on the demand for domestic trials. what we're doing now on skype by dr. sue yet penny motto from the medical governance research institute in co q. he's co authored an article

u. s. political divide. agree on a trillion dollar infrastructure plan. the skies the limit, the u. s company this promising to take humans to the edge of space in a gigantic balloon. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by cattle airways. the seasonal rains are well underway and it is once again, tropical storm season. so the 2 are coming together, it looks rather raggedy bound of cloud and that spinning storm the 2 will come together, i think on sunday. but until that point it's mainly slightly sherry time in a humid japan, similar story throughout china. but it's the yankee south of the west is where there will be with particular emphasis, i think in the next day or so. just the easter beijing running to north korea between the 2. it's relatively dry. but this is typical, this time the, the weather at hong kong, thank she mean is not as wet as it was. she say yesterday, for the surf again, this focus on particular areas of wet weather. huge massive thunderstorms in western java. now i think they might stay off sure, the warmer water here, warmer than normal water, i think will produce some very

u. s. company that's promising to take humans to the edge of space and the tri county balloon. ah welcome to the rescue work as a searching for nearly 100 people who was still missing. after an apartment building collapsed in florida, at least one person was killed when part of the 12 story building in surfside near miami, gave way and fell to the ground on thursday cream. her dad has moved from miami. it took just seconds for about half of the 12 story beach for an apartment block to come crashing down. most residents inside were sleep at the time i just sudden collapsed sparked a frantic search for survivors. some like this, young boy were pulled to safety while one woman reportedly needed her leg amputated to free her from directed. a massive search and rescue is under way. and we know that we're going to do everything we can possibly do to identify and rescue those who have been trapped in the rebel. more than 80 firefighter unit to call to the scene as nervous fam members and neighbors and friends stood by help in the whole morning, calling them not started just trying to

u. s. back in. and we, we have to take care of this earth for the people that are coming up behind us. i have a 19 year old dial and a 21 year old son, and i want them to enjoy this, and i want to leave this place better than i found it. and fortunately, our government here, your government there. and now the new administration in the united states is taking this very serious and you know, we go through the, through, in the, in the summer we go through forest fires here because of the heat and down but, but we're all kind of pulling on the rope the same way so, so i'm expecting to see greg result. well brian, i can say the world needs more ambassadors and light view, but we're going to win this fight against climate change. brian protests for joining us tonight from chello back in british columbia. brian, thank you and stay cool. thank you for having me on and. and jeff of the island nation, madagascar pars paying a high price for climate change widget has done little to calls the worst drought and 40 years of, of thousands in the indian ocean state. on the brink of starvation, 8 organ

u. s. is not returning favor. now take a look at this list travelers from europe as well as the u. k. china, iran, india, and brazil are all prohibited from entering the u. s. within 14 days of leaving any of these destinations now. those traveling from restricted countries will hold a green card or are an american citizens are allowed to enter the us with a negative cove in 1900 deaths taken within 2 days of traveling. but everyone else, however, is barred from entry. now this also includes visa. 8 holders who live work and pay taxes in the us. now this measure has been in place since the beginning of the pandemic and has yet to be revised, even as rates of transmission has dropped in the e u. and as we see large parts of the us population as been vaccinated, so as things stand right now, the rationale behind maintaining the restriction list is rather unclear. brent archie correspond size. tabitha? thank you so much. had time now for a quick break, but when we come back, the millionaire club has grown over the past year despite the cobra 1900 hand demik and the economic fall out. j

u. s. has warranty and error trade. it will take further action if the declaration of the spot failed to end the by the congressional committee in washington as making disgust particular crime. and is ready for some time tomorrow to palestinian business in the phil one neighborhood of occupied east jerusalem. the homes of 13 palestinian families faced the same threat. after his ready court ordered, they demolished former south african president. jacob zoom has been given 5 days to hand himself in after a judge sentenced him to 15 months in jail. soon has been found guilty of contempt for fighting to appear before an inquiry investigating corruption during his time and office. sympathy has airport for the 1st time, a former south african leader is facing jail time. jacob summa has been ordered to surrender himself to police within 5 days. he was sentenced to 15 months for failing to appear at a corruption hearing. the constitutional court judges decision leaves the former president with few legal options and the extent to which mr ma

u. s. says it will take further measures against ethiopia. if, if it is felt but the government is not contributing to some sort of prominent political settlement, but what's come through this entire debate is how even handed everyone is trying to be. because on the one hand you have the usa id, so expense and all of these the represent, talking in great detail about it, specifically these forces who are contributing to a man made famine. and indeed, chevy mix the chairman of the house for the past with you saying that possibly genocide is underway, then leaks as only as far as problems i'll be as concerned his legacy may be in doubt and that's because he and it's also mentioned in this hearing is still seen as one of the major u. s. allies in the whole of africa both for it's a u. s. and security concerns, as well as the academic concerns as well as it's, it's relationship to china. the, the bye didn't ministration sees africa through the prism of china. and if you, if you're a c, there's the u. s. is allied in the horn of africa right now.

u. s. are tight. what's your take on that? i'm very happy that we have back an american president who values transatlantic relations really at the partnership. and i think that this is important for europe to pick up now to really invest in a climate ally and to get our work done in a digital fear. and yet also, when it comes to china and russia to cooperate with the us, we don't always have to think interest. but we certainly are closely with the park with the u. s. as our partner. but we still, i think if you're a p and have to also really invest in our own strategic sovereignty, not just because there might be, again, present out the us that it's more like thompson biden. but also because we need to just take more responsibility over to the fight and can take more responsibility at home and also in the rest of the world. so i think the responsibility of my invest not hasn't disappeared right. i briefly, chancellor merkel is leaving office in september my clients facing elections next year at where do you see this partnershi

just a few minutes ago about taking their enemies even across the borders, make it sound like from, from that point of view, this conflict isn't over yet. that's well the u. s. is one, the few and the re tray, it will take further action. if the cease fire fails to end the conflict, this comes as a congressional committee on foreign affairs heard evidence on the violence in the region ship attempts, the reports now from capitol hill, the biking ministration. express cautious with peace may be enduring calling. the spirit declared by the if you can government into crime. but there was a warning about human rights abuses. a commitment that the u. s. would act if it was just the efforts toward a political settlement whipping hamper. we will not stand by in the face of horrors in te grey. the robert go deck did not elaborate, high level throughout the congressional hearing if you refuse position as a key us ally and the region was emphasized, even as witnesses. and then was a congress outlined the abbey, a government's responsibility to human rights abuses and malnutrition. if i leave you with one thing today, it is that usa believe famine is likely already occ

u. s. s. warranties here under a tray, it will take tough action. if a conflict continues, it comes as a congressional committee on foreign affairs, had evidence on the violence in the region. shabba thompson has moved from capitol hill, the bike and the ministration expressed, cautious hope with peace may be enduring. falling the sea spurred, declared by the government into crime. but there was a warning about human rights abuses and a commitment, but the u. s. would act if it was judged that efforts toward a political settlement were being hampered. we will not stand by in the face of horrors and brain. though robert go deck did not elaborate throughout the congressional hearing. if you, if you position as a key us ally and the region was emphasized, even as witnesses and then was a congress outlined the abbey, a government's responsibility to human rights abuses and malnutrition. if i leave you with one thing today, it is that usa believe famine is likely already occurring. and ethiopia, here chairman of florida as committee was fasick. but we ar

u. s. newspaper has reductive it's take on republican claims cove. in 1900 began as a chinese law blake from quote conspiracy to fringe theory. after the white, i said it was not considering down version of events. now, the pullback comes after president biden launched the prob, investigating the exact possibility. namely about the pandemic begun in the womb institute of technology. the washington post has also not diluted at the phrase debug by scientist to dispute it in its report, originally written last year on mainstream media across the board. and i was scrambling to make some pretty embarrassing you turns when we spoke to political satirist, ron plaque. coney, ron say that the instant exposes just how much corporate media self sensor just the practice of issuing corrections is, is a good thing. i mean, that just in and of itself is not bad. be at the washington poster or any other outlet. i think the problem goes a little deeper than that. the problem is not necessarily correcting errors. the problem is, well, how did these errors happen in th

they are, it seems to be all take from the u. s. and no give it, doesn't it? when he, when he put it like that, but they have like what they do want to talk about. so you the environment cove, it cybersecurity say you would shane. there's been a lot of talking before they've even got close to the table on wednesday to decide you know what they can and can't do, and it's not going to look good for either lead or if they decided nothing and just argued for a few hours. sure, i mean, russia knows what they're up against, you know, because if you're talking to the u. s. leader, it's a summit. it's joe biden, but you're really talking to the u. s. plus all of its nato allies. and the reality is, in terms of offensive cyber operations information warfare. russia has to deal with the cia, nato nato information warfare units, g, c, h, q, 77th brigade, the integrity and of type projects, all the miriana of civil quote, civil society organizations that are dotted around the baltics active were visa. ve the situation in bella? ruse that ukraine is well, not to mention th

u. s. company that's promising to take humans to the edge of space and drive down to the new and in the sport. kenya, welcome back to safari rally for the 1st time in nearly 2 decades. ah, ah. is still hot in eastern europe. it is still disappointingly cold. everywhere else and the division line just for me was a massive lightning thunderstorms, which happened last night. the position as we see the moment is across this line is cold front goes from 40 degrees to 25. that's quite significant. now the 40 is actually a record breaker in someplace is hungry. in particular, of the case yesterday. first time in june, it's been recorded. it's probably about the same to day. when you get big thunderstorms you tend to get the air punching holes in the bottle. mccloud, that was my mattress beautiful to my eyes, but also produces a pretty big thunderstorm with the cale tennis ball size and tornadoes, as was the case a bit further south on the border between jet republic and savannah. this was very damaging, and it may not be the last of storms as of a spreading a bit further east. this is during t

u. s. president joe biden has arrived in the u. k. on his 1st official trip abroad since taking office during the day visit to europe by and will take part in g 7 and native summit. it also meets with russian president vladimir putin. i'm going to communicate that there are consequences rely, violating the sovereignty of democracies in the united states in europe and elsewhere. i'm going to be clear that the trans atlantic alliance will remain vital vital source of strength.

u. s . company that's promising to take humans to the edge of space and a gigantic balloon. but it comes at a sky high price. ah hello, thanks for joining us. nearly 100 people are missing in the us state of florida after part of a beach front apartment building collapsed. at least one person is dead to the local may or fears. rescuers may not reach anyone trapped in time. you're looking at a live picture from florida right now where a wing of that 12 story building in surfside that's near miami, gave way and fell to the ground early on. thursday. cutting had died reports from miami it took just seconds for about half of the 12 story beach for an apartment block to come crashing down. most residents inside were asleep at the time. the sudden collapsed spark to frantic search for survivors. some like this, young boy were pulled to safety while one woman reportedly needed her leg amputated to free her from directed. a massive search and rescue is under way. and we know that we're going to do everything we can possibly do to identify and rescue those who have been trapped in th

u. s. and iran are not taking part face to face in those negotiations that happening through intermediaries. but certainly this action now with these websites being shut down is going to have potentially a massive impact on any chance of resuscitating resuscitating those negotiations. but as the department of justice says, this is something that has been a long time in the coming. the department of justice has confirmed that these websites were impact owned by the american companies. although obviously being used by the iranian entities. a bill that would have led to the largest overall of the u . s. electrical system in a generation has failed. republican senators blocked the voting rights legislation put forward by the democrats. 3 fifths of the senators, duly chosen, and sworn. not having voted in the affirmative. the motion is not agreed to now they fell short of the 60 days required to have a debate on the legislation. democrat soggy. the reform package will counteract. laws passed in republican lead states which restrict voting access. let's bring in nam, because issues an associate p