u. s. withdrawal is kind of where everyone is taking place . indeed, simultaneously the u. s. is holding talks with over countries adjacent to afghanistan on establishing certain logistical hubs on the territories. it begs the question, what's the point of putting out well remaining on the border? the answer is obvious. it's an attempt to retain its position in the central asian region. are to failing absolutely everything in afghanistan when it comes to instability. after the u. s. give me at least one example where the situation has been improved after a long running us presence. now here's a fact for you when more than 25 years ago, circ a showing was the head of rushes, emergencies, ministry. he was in charge of an entire operation of rescuing refugees that were flowing out of gas stand beyond the soviet pull out. and also when the soviet union collapsed and the situation in afghanistan was deteriorating because of the stronger islamist groups in the country. now this is why the local ministers of defense and leaders praised survey shows whose role sorting up the current s

u. s. connected china to a cyber attack on microsoft. i had a meeting chinese foreign minister, one you said, whose country won't accept the u. s. taking a superior position. because john j. u. s. has been using its strength to put pressure on other countries and thinking it's superior to others. we need to tell the us, clearly there's no country in the world, but it's superior to others, and there shouldn't be one. china will never accept any country that claims to be superior to others. if the u. s. has not learned to treat other countries equally, or china and the international community have the responsibility, help us learn this lesson properly. correspond to adrian bryan is covering this for us from hong kong and he's live with me now. adrian just put the tone of the form as he was saying there, one gets the feeling that there's not a great deal of expectation that very much is likely to be achieved with this meeting. yes, indeed, rob. the good news is the 2 sides are sitting down to talk and remember when the showman won't just be meeting one me, the chinese foreign minister should also be meeting sure. fine. who is the man in c

u. s. takes the position that any time a country tries to do anything around the sanctions that the u. s. should stop them . and so it tries to make the sanctions worldwide has implications for any country that sanctioned and there are a number of them. it has implications for the majority regime and the u. s. is constant efforts to basically overthrow it. it has certainly if, if on boy, someone who has simpler matic immunity can be captured in a country. that's that, that's a very bad precedent. well, further subs, lawyer points to alleged human rights abuses, facing those extra date in to the us and to its most controversial prison. guantanamo bank. cubis now have conditions in guantanamo bay improved. i mean, they changed the way people are being held. has there been any, any significant changes to the facilities since it was was opened? guantanamo was clearly outside the rule of law. i can tell you what happened to me . the harmon knew who was the worst, tortured in one time. he was denied sleep for 70 days, basically may be given an hour to sleep and that causes your brain to get f

u. s. take out the taliban? that's why they went into afghanistan and then watching the taliban gain more and more ground at the end. how do you make sense of that boat course? the united states did not go in the car bomb as present by the said, the united states wouldn't. but can of stand to get some of the late right. and to stop us. the states never actually declare war on the top, they to never actually designated the call bonds as a terrorist organization. that's why it's so interesting that's present bigler. so in fact that he doesn't cross the column on but the same time. thank you. the agreement with the top on sign, but with the former administration. so again, this lack of fusion, i want to make one very serious correction present. buying said repeatedly f can stand, has never been unified in its entire his. that's not afghanistan as been a unified country. that's been a country that's been in the thirty's forty's, 50 before the cold war before the united states. but the soviet union started fighting o

u. s. take firm google. now, a google uses content from these news agencies and from these various newspapers and publications such as a news stories, articles and that kind of thing. it publishes them of course, on its website on his platform and it does pay them for it. however, what editors and frauds are saying is that there is no transparency over how those payments are calculated. google effectively pays what it wants to pay, rather than having come come to an agreement with editors over system for these payments. now, under your rules, google was supposed to started talks and negotiations with these licenses and frauds over the payments to try and put in place an agreement on how they should be paid on how the payments should be calculated. however, what frances anti trust watchdog is saying is that that has not been done. google has not begun those talks, and therefore it is decided to impose its very large fine, nearly $600000000.00 and just quickly natasha. what happens now? what the anti trust wan

u. s. mid term elections that are going to take place next year. now at that time, the entire house of representatives and a 3rd of the senate are going to be up for grabs. so that really makes you think, you know, it's going to take a lot for someone to see how radically rig elections on a scale like that, you know, but anyway, by an also specifically called our president russian president vladimir prudence. so let's take a listen to what he said. when i was with mister prudent, who has a real problem, he is sitting on top of an economy that has nuclear weapons and oils and nothing else. he knows, he knows he's in real trouble, which makes me more dangerous. and my view is pretty weird. biden would say that though, because washington, i mean, has nearly the same amount of nuclear weapons as russia does, making it just as dangerous as moscow in that department. so why is russia in trouble? i mean, the, the entire situation really just seems like hostile rhetoric coming from across the atlantic, and it's very timely as well. because remember, just l

we'll take a look at the state of the u. s. economy and we take you to asia where china has pushed back against the u. s. over in microsoft pac delegation, we take an in depth look at the claim and the recent increase in cyber attack, johnson and johnson could have a plan to deal with nearly $30000.00 lawsuit they're facing over claims their policy cancer. we'll discuss what it means. so there victim, we have a pass show today, source di, the inflation will only be temporary and the federal reserve should have the freedom to take what ever actions bills are necessary. that's the latest message from president bite it, as he shouted, the tremendous growth, the u. s. economy has seen, but of course that's when we compare it to 2020. now, while prices have seen their biggest jump in 13 years, buying and set his administration is confident that it won't stay that way for very long. take a listen in the data shows that most of the price increases we seen are we're expected and expected to be temporary. i want to be clear, mind ministr

u. s. military to take on an advisory role that would likely include training and arming iraqi forces. fighting ice on the us, president job is due to meet the iraqi prime minister must offer academy on monday and adviser to the former us president. old trump has been released on bay alarm for court hearing. building at thomas barrack is charged with working as a foreign agent. on behalf of the united arab emirates, he cheered donald trump's inaugural fund and helped him to get elected. you'll have to wear an electronic monitor and surrender surrender his passport whilst awaiting trial kristen salumi has more now from new york barrett is charged with trying to influence improperly lobby the u. s. president for he was working allegedly on behalf of the united arab emirates as he was the chairman of president trump's inaugural committee in 2017. this was a substantial stop and i unexpectedly taking place today. he is due to appear in person in a new york courtroom on monday, but his lawyer is attempting to secure his freedom, pending trial, prosecutors. we're very nervous about this because he is

u. s. military to take on an advisory role. now that would include training and arming rocky forces fighting eiffel president joe biden is due to meet iraqi prime minister must have caught me on monday. a correspondent copy co hain has more from washington iraq. foreign minister came here to the state department to meet with the us secretary of state and they spoke to the media, but they didn't really make any news that's expected to happen on monday when her ex prime minister heads to the white house to meet with us president joe biden, they are expected to announce that they will take all us come at troops out of iraq by the end of this year. but the foreign minister has been telling the press that he still needs the us military to do intelligence and surveillance to do training to fly for air power. air power is in fact combat. and that's pretty much what us troops are doing in iraq right now. and sources in the putting on or say they don't expect that the numbers going to change very much right now. they have 2500 troops in

u. s. polar. and with the waiting later this month, dw correspondent nick connelly has spent the last 3 days on board a u. s. navy destroyer taking part in sea breeze. he joined us from the port city of desa on the black sea in ukraine. welcome, nick. what have you witnessed aboard the u. s. s. ross well filled those with 3 days in which basically the russians wouldn't have more than a few miles away either with their ships or their plane. at times it felt as if there were many russians out on the water in the part of the black sea. we were in international waters as there were americans, ukrainians, and other nations. taking part in seabreeze, i even was sort of thing about of all of this was our american host were very keen to talk about the operational side of things, have a practice whatever skill with their ukrainian camp spots. but they were incredibly nervous about talking about the russians, those same russians who earned a couple of miles from the boat. i was on seemingly very careful not to be accused of war mongering, trying to turn things down and to be seen to be focusing on the task at hand. so it was kind of a biza

u. s. a . if they want to take over the management of couple a port, let's listen to him. use diplomacy knocked us in the 1st of all the united states will take sides with us in terms of diplomacy and diplomatic relations. secondly, in terms of logistics, they will use every means available for it on the hand over every logistical ability they have to turkey. and finally, there will be serious financial and administrative difficulties during this process . they will give us the necessary support to turkey and disrespect as well. if these conditions could be math, we are thinking of taking over the management of capital airport. at least 3 people have been killed in severe flooding and trying his hand on province with more rain forecast. emergency crews have been working to rescue train passengers off to the subway, flooded and the provincial capital to jo. more than 10000 people have been moved to safety. german chancellor, uncle merkle has promised to speed up financial support. victims of the devastating floods that have killed at least 160 people. she visited bad wednes

we'll take a look at the state of the u. s. economy. and we take you to asia where china has pushed back against the u. s. over the microsoft package allegations. we've taken in depth look at the claim and the recent increase in cyber attack, johnson and johnson could have a plan to deal with nearly $30000.00 law.

u. s. colored and with you a new knife of this month, dw correspondent nick connelly has spent the last 3 days on board. a u. s. navy destroy taking part in sea breeze. he joins us from the port city of a death on the black sea in ukraine. welcome, nick. what have you witnessed aboard the u. s. s. ross? well filled those with 3 days in which basically the russians whenever more than a few miles away, either with their ships or their play. and at times it felt as if there was many russians out on the water in the part of the black sea, we were in international waters as there were americans, ukrainians, and other nations. taking part in seabreeze, i even was sort of thing about of all of this was our american host were very keen to talk about the operational side of things, have a practice whatever skill with their ukrainian counterparts. but they were incredibly nervous about talking about the russians, those same russians who earn a couple of miles from the boat. i was on and seemingly very careful not to be accused of war mongering, tried to turn things down and to be seen to be focusing on the task in hand. so it was kind of a

u. s. could easily take over these 2 areas, then take over iraq's major oil fields alternately cutting off. so down from his main money maker oil. pretty good plan, right. good plan, except it was an iraq that attacked us. that of the counter terrorism center reiterated. again, we were attacked on september 11th bio sama bin laden and al qaeda in afghanistan. saddam hussein and iraq have nothing whatsoever to do with this. with the plan was so good. you just had to make sense of it. and so the narrative, saddam has weapons of mass destruction, and he's going to give them to our enemies who will carry out another $911.00 style attack. it was perfect. it's what human psychology proves to us when you're a big believer in something, and you really have to do something. everything you see confirms what you want to believe. the big plan was bought by congress, including done senator joe biden, even by other countries like the u. k who invaded iraq with us. but the truth, saddam had no weapons of mass destruction. there was no evidence. but there is evidence the us invaded iraq to take its oil. lo

u. s. president. russia to take action against cyber crime forming it'll defend its people. ah, welcome to the program haiti's interim government has asked the international community to send in troops to help stabilize the country after the assassination of president of an al boys. but the u. s. said it has no plans to send military assistance. haiti senate has nominated joseph lambert to serve as the new interim president until new elections, a set of september politicians, also bank avalon re to replace closed joseph as the prime minister. particle. he has more from washington d. c, the haitians have asked the united nations isn't and peacekeepers. they've asked the u. s. department of defense to send us troops. i was able to confirm that with the pentagon today, the department of defense said that they have received the request and it redirected me to the state department for further questions. it seems highly unlikely that the u. s. is going to want to put troops in haiti 1st of all because of the violence there, it would take a very large, true presence. it would be ex

the president warned putin that russia must take action to disrupt ransomware groups that are operating or the u. swould impose consequences. mr biden said the u. s will take any necessary action to defend the country's infrastructure, according to the kremlin, putin told president biden that russia is willing to cooperate on the ransom wear issue. a third shot could be coming soon as the feds work to get folks signed up for kobe vaccines. i'm lauren blanchard in washington. i've got the. details coming up and coming up here. a group of palawan two police officers filing a lawsuit over a black lives matter mural that went up outside city hall, the images they claim constitute they claim constitute harassment and discrimination. at worksman cycles, we've been building bikes for a hundred years. but our customers' needs have changed, so we expanded our product line to include electric cycles. we used the unlimited 1.5 percent cash back from our chase ink business unlimited ® credit card to help purchase tools and materials to build new models. and each time we use our card, we earn cash back to help

we'll take a look at the state of the u. s. economy and we take you to asia where china has to push back to get the us over at microsoft pack delegation. we take an in depth look at the claim and the recent increase in cyber attack, johnson and johnson could have a plan to deal with nearly $30000.00 lawsuit they're facing over claims. their policy. cancer will discuss what it means for their victim. we have a tax show today, so we'll dive right in. inflation will only be temporary and the federal reserve should have the freedom to take what ever actions bills are necessary. that's the latest message from president, bite it, as he touted the tremendous growth, the u. s. economy has seen, but of course that's when we compare it to 2020. now, while prices have seen their biggest jump in 13 years, buying and set his administration is confident that it won't stay that way for very long. take a listen in the data shows that most of the price increases we seen are, were expected and expected to be temporary. i want to be clear, mind mi

u. s. capital lid on the security situation and honest. and we've had this sort of irony that the u. s. has been taking care of russia off commas times neighbors and security problems. now that the, the american military is out, effectively, the russians have to reassess the risks. of those risks are considerable. the americans are out, as you say, sooner than was expected way. will this all leave the intro afghan talks. they haven't made a lot of progress with the county by making these territorial advances and seemingly having the upper hand right now. is there really any appetite to negotiate and can they be any agreement between the afghan government and the town? no, there's no appetite to negotiate. this is simply the yeah, these are diplomatic games. and again, it's a continuation of the taliban marketing strategy. they're trying to woo people into a sense of complacency, while their military sweeps are on the ground. and that's not a new position, that's actually been a position throughout the to the, the past 2 years. they haven't made a single concession to their federal funds in the course o

u. s. within america to help us communicate better. i think it's the risk that we have to take, but there, do we have such resources like lithium, for example, that can be transformative for, for bolivia. and it has to be managed in a way that will provide health and education for everybody and should not be for a benefit, for particular regional bolivia. it has to be for everybody. so i think it's, it's a difficult process or this whole task, but we have to be optimistic. there's another alternative and i think again, funding partners from anywhere in the world. but insisting that we have to be equal partners who cannot be simply giving away the resources and the media in the us basically, we were non existent, like in america space or non existence of america, especially especially mainstream media. so i doubt that's going to change. so it's really important to have alternative sources of information. and so that's something that we need to keep building. and to again explain what is the bully model. socialism is it's a different model from different from, from the previous c

u. s. military to take on an advisory role, including training and arming rocky forces to fight. i saw the tokyo olympics have finally opened the loki ceremony. japanese tennis. don osaka, that the and the big cauldron tokyo is reeling under a new wave of pandemic. that's the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera right off the inside story. see soon, bye bye. for now. news. news. news. news. there's anger in liverpool after the english city lost the coveted unesco world heritage status, the human body as meeting and trying to decide what fights should be added or removed from its list. but what are the criteria and its politics involved? this is inside story. ah, ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm how the jim jones in a huge setback for liverpool, the united nations cultural body unesco has stripped the english city of its world heritage status. the decision came after concerns about development in the city, particularly along liverpool is waterfront, being put on us goes world heritage list often leads to huge financial rewards through investments and tourism. b

u. s. by the ministration taking to paraphrase a kind of hands off approach as far as the end result in afghanistan is concerned, one would imagine that the u. s. is going to be looking at it's relations with pakistan. it's relations with china, all the countries. iran, for example, all the countries that border afghan is done. so there is going to be some sort of move in there. i'm going to come back to you in a moment was we can now go live to the press conference and back to dollar dollar. i believe we now have translation a map on a sunday whole day. those at the time was up pretty soon. i'm all she's, you know, what we can assure actually you as our intention well for peace and the energy we will put to reach peace. thank you. long live understand. thank you very much. thank you. lindsay. cut him a little bit so we can ok. so let me know how many i direct him now. mother who said to him, cream he was here on the law on the prayers. be to love on mighty and to the prophet mohammed be up on hands, you know, the nurse to my shout on cash, i don't order my i would like to welcome all here. all the

president warned putin that russia must take action to disrupt ransomware groups operating there or the united states will impose consequences. mr biden said the u. stion to defend the country's infrastructure, united states expects when ransom our operation is coming from his soil, even though it's not not sponsored by the state, expect them to act and give them enough information to act on do that is the recent cyber attacks have forced some companies to pay millions of dollars in ransom, according to the kremlin, putin told president biden russia is willing to cooperate on the issue. president biden signed an executive order today that he hopes will help boost competition among big businesses. the order is aimed at cracking down on anti competitive practices from agriculture to high tech. it includes 72 actions, including banning or limiting non compete clauses for workers. it also calls for greater scrutiny of mergers by internet platforms. business groups argue the measures will stifle growth as the u. s. is recovering from the pandemic on wall street. more records fell on a broad based rally today, the dow gained 448 points more than 1% for a

u. s. has to take a much more self reflective perspective and to change its position, but definitely via sort of more muslim progression is always on the table when it comes to american foreign policy. so we have to be very wary of that, and i think the only way that i can stop is by pressuring from outside and from within. i think to people like bernie sanders and others who are more progressive might be able to persuade president body to take the road. but what i'm sure, you know, i'm not sure how often they they meet in fan is. i mean, you're an expert on lithium. what do you say to the bolivian president incumbent luis us about lithium? i mean, you heard a lot musk, a pioneer of electric cars powered on lithium. we all carry lithium in our mobile phones. it almost said we will, qu, whoever we want to know, evidence that he was behind the jenny in the us back. who would, i mean, how, how do you advise louise us to run bolivia in the face of one of the riches people are not saying we can qu, he won't. so that was a very controversial estate, i think ultimately does mainly self promotion for

u. s. congress is taking up a less fun maybe, but more pressing issues, based on the talk to you guys and athletes who disappeared finally, get much more details. peter a little later. ah, going to other news, china deploying its military to hand on province. the central region struggling with the worst flooding it's seen in recent memory. at least 33 people have now been killed, an 800000 displaced. katrina you isn't sure young and hand on province with a look at the situation there. the rain has used, but millions of people are still going to deal with the devastating flooding, which is what many cities and towns than i'm students. youngest city on the northern hot, non proven and 2 rental rain hits this region on wednesday, just off the passing the provincial capital of young joe, in the face of just 2 hours. 26 centimeters of rain was dumped in this area. now, many houses in the area, the northern outskirts of this region collapsed as a result of the torrential rains and half a 1000000 people will live, relocated to the areas. now we're just standing the beginning of a highway, which

u. s. fascination dr. takes on new urgency as the delta various causes an increase and curve in 1900 cases in several. ah, no haiti's government has all the united states. and now the united nations to send troops to help stabilize the country off to the assassination of president of anomalies. and he was killed in his home on wednesday by heavily hit squad haitian police say it was made up of mostly foreign mercenaries, and many of them are now in custody. thought the sat still continues for 8 remaining suspect. patients, meanwhile, are in a state of shock, and it's unclear just to succeed noise when you're a palo is monitoring developments forth from mexico city. the fact that there are so many international actors almost ensures that this is going to be a continuously developing story. the last that we've heard from the columbia side of the investigation was from a press conference earlier today and a tweet from colombian, president even to k, same again, committing the columbia, sending investigators and spe

u. s. president is still taking american boots off the ground by the end of next month. the accomplish that we've got a suburb and log in. terrorism is not emanating from that part of the starting scenes of self harm in belgium as migrants go to extremes, fight for a silent although authorities and they will not be black and prison grounds that us the right to try again to expedite julian us up. however, one of the whistleblowers, the oldest friends believed portions of the tenants.

if the taliban do take over, are you the u. s. has said that for those who want to be evacuated, essentially they need to come to cobble in order to do that. do you know anybody who wants to be evacuated but is unable to get to cobble? because as i understand it, it's quite dangerous trying to travel. and especially if you already have the added threat of being known as somebody who had worked with us or other foreign forces, sir, and has a, we are in a one group of the applicants and facebook. and mostly i followed the that page and i, and i'm the witness and i see that there are some of the guns like they are living in the me and law guy and moslin benjamin places. and they are all complaining that . okay, imagine that we got, we get our visa in few months or few weeks how we would be able to live displays and how we can travel. because you know, every day become by the car, they would be stopped by the chick once and deal with the 100 down. so the way it not security tall and did not confident about the issue. a thought i told

u. s. law enforcement. the company alone receives as many as 10 every day. gag orders keep subpoenas on war in secret and ongoing investigations or u. s. correspondent kill up and takes off the story. microsoft vice president for customer security and trust. tom bert has testified before congress about the use of gag orders and secrecy orders by the u. s. department of justice. this are, these are orders essentially where the tech companies are asked to hand over the data, the private information of journalists, politicians, as well as ordinary citizens. now, according to tom berg, microsoft receives on average, around $2400.00 to $3500.00 such orders every year that comes out to roughly $7.00 to $10.00 such orders per day. here's some of what he said. most shocking is just how routine secrecy orders have become when law enforcement targets and americans e mail text messages or other sensitive data stored in the cloud. now, according to what was testified, the trump era department of justice was acquiring the information of journalists because it was investigating potential links of classified information that were going on. now this presents a problem because it pre

u. s. embassy, what was that there? yes, i went for a short distance from here to the u. s. embassy, but it takes you a long time, very 45 building. they will make the points that i think allan, heidi, of the made the, this is something the us right now. feels that it's got right. it's now got an expedited process, many would say took too long. but they all now hoping to be able to deal with these people who served alongside the american military. but i think it's worth putting all of this in context because in addition to the u. s. military, you have 20 other nato allies here in afghanistan on top of them, serving with staff that international force there about another 25 or so countries and you got international organizations, you got media, you got n g o n versus the amount of people who've worked with the international community here, and i've got to stop, particularly in the capital city council, is a very great number. and clearly the us are only helping a lucky few. that's the point i put, showing that these conference, the acting us ambassador ross wilson. what's your message to those tha