u. s. tell, show me young to stop provoking. ah, come out on some are you here in the home with the world news from al jazeera, a severe snow storm bat of the east coast of the united states saving tens of thousands of people without electricity. thousands of canadians joined truck drivers, routing against vaccine mandates across the us to call for an end to pandemic restriction. i'm out. i'm rainy and lisbon. portugal snap election on sundays meant to break political deadlock here. but it could just lead to further political polarization. ah, stop provocations and engage in dialogue that message from the u. s. to north korea after it launched yet another mis solid 7th. this month, south korea's government condemned the intermediate range ballistic missile test. after president mon jay in person, he presided over a meeting of the national security council. this also appears to be the most powerful miss all 5 since us president joe biden took office a little over a year ago. this january has seemed the highest number of miss are

u. s. tells pyongyang to stop provoking. ah, i'm come all santa maria here in doha with the world news from al jazeera. the severe snow storm bat is the east coast of the united states, leaving tens of thousands of people without electricity. thousands of canadians, joined truck drivers rallying against vaccine mandates to cross into the.

u. s. saying that there's not going to be any progress as long as russia has its troops at the border with ukraine. and the russians basically saying, who the u. s. to tell us where we can station our own troops on our own territory. and that seems pretty intractable. but haven't quite promising science actually. you mentioned that that dinner in geneva between the russian deputy foreign minister and the u. s. deputy secretary of state off to that dinner. the russian deputy foreign minister says that the privilege preliminary talks is very wide ranging talks that they had over dinner were complex, but this was like the added and this isn't reported in the russian russian media. so my translation, i mean i'm not entirely sure, but it's, it says he doesn't, the russian w foreman said he doesn't think there will be a waste of time in vain. the talks will be a waste of time in vain or something thereabouts in translation. so that's quite interesting and actually blinking despite that sort of rhetoric that we have for rent all the time. and you know, they all will be severe cost. so russia and so on. he did give some sort of understanding of the parameters of

u. s. officials telling reporters that they are readying a number of punishing sanctions in the form of export controls. what would that look like? this would be an export controls. in other words, prohibiting the sale of a number of us products that russia relies on in the area of aerospace, as well as artificial intelligence. this would literally cripple its ability to conduct operations in artificial intelligence and aerospace. what the goal is, is really to try and get vladimir putin to think twice about conducting these type of operations in that ukraine as well. we also know that the white house is holding a number of conversations right now with a range of countries looking at alternative sources of energy. why is it doing this? because there is some concern, particularly among european nations, that russia, if it does invade ukraine may also be looking to cut off some energy supplies. so we know that there are conversations on going according to the white house press secretary gen saki, including with cut r as one of those nations to try and find alternate sources as well as cou

u. s. steps up its warnings to russia over ukraine. the u. s. and his allies tell moscow a strategic gas pipeline would be sanctioned if russia and bates, ukraine, and president biden borne's, key of to prepare for a possible russian offensive as early as next month. also coming up desperation in afghanistan, months after the taliban take over, people are running out of money. many can't feed their families and their children are close to starving. we find out what's hindering aid efforts. plus, it's often called the world's largest annual human migration. but this year again, travel in china ahead of the lunar new year is impacted by coven restrictions. we'll have an update from beijing. ah. hello him, terry martin, thanks for joining us. stern warnings from the us have a rushes military build up on ukraine's borders on a phone call. thursday president biden urged his ukrainian counterparts law mister lansky to prepare for a possible russian invasion. washington is also pushed ahead on the diplomatic front requesting a un security council meeting on monday to disc

u. s. strategic petroleum. reserve tell, provide the supply we need as we recover from this pandemic, guess how many barrels of oil a day the u. s. consumes around 20000000. how many barrels did buy to release $50000000.00? 2 and a half days was not exactly a big when about big enough to come out looking like a decisive leader taking action. i'll throw some times. all that matters is that you'll seen to be doing something even if you do fail to win them all over. the reason gas prices are going up is because the oils and louisiana and texas and the dipstick store and wash and they say 2021. the people prayed that lights wouldn't get caught. also the year politicians showed that it's a crime at to not a good crisis. go to waste basket taylor then i still to come on. the weekly persons in k with case is talk to 160000 on new year's day capping off a week in which it was also claimed that phone will children's lives have been put at risk by the overstretched health service. we'll have more on this just off to the brand. ah ah, ah. ah . her with things we dare to ask ah, hello again. now afghan

u. s. strategic petroleum reserve tell, provide a supply we need as we recover from this pandemic death. how many barrels of oil a day the u. s. consumes around 20000000. how many barrels did buy to release $50000000.00? 2 and a half days was not exactly a big when about big enough to come out looking like a decisive leader taking action. after all, sometimes all that matters is that you'll seem to be doing something even if you do fail to win them all over. the reason gas prices are going up is because the oils and louisiana and taxes and the dipstick ser and wash and they say 2021. the people prayed the lights wouldn't get caught. also the year politicians showed that it's a crime to not a good crisis. go to waste. okay, happening right now in south africa, major fire has broken out in the national parliament building in cape town. it's thought to have started in a 3rd floor office overnight and spread to the national assembly chamber. this video, which was filmed earlier, showed part of the roof. well, a light, the authorities say that firefighters have the situation under control. al

u. s. strategic petroleum reserve tell, provide a supply we need, as we recover from this pandemic, guess how many barrels of oil a day the u. s. consumes around 20000000. how many barrels did buy to release 50000000. 2 and a half days was not exactly a big win, but big enough to come out looking like a decisive leader, taking accent. i'll throw sometimes all that matters is that you'll seen to be doing something even if you do fail to win them all over. the reason gas prices are going up is because the oils and louisiana and texas and the dip sticks are in wash and they say 2021. the people prayed that lights wouldn't get caught. also the year politicians showed that it's a crime that to not a good crisis, go to waste, and the repair words said, still the come on the weekly love for moscow with me, kevin, our morning. by the way, britain's new coven cases, top to 160000 on these bay tapping off a week in which it was claimed, vanderbilt children's lives were being put at risk by the overstretched l service. ah ah, ah. ah. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's cr

u. s. administration is prepared to put in place punishing financial sanctions. should vladimir putin decide to invade ukraine? now we're getting a better idea of what those might look like. u. s. officials telling reporters that some of the sanctions would be in the form of export controls on u. s. goods to russia. that what this would do is prohibit the sale of certain goods in the sectors of aerospace as well as artificial intelligence in order to try and cripple some of the industries that russia depends on. so this is just one sector that would be targeted. another area that would be targeted is that there is this fear that russia should invade, would target energy sectors for europe. and that could pose a particularly difficult scenario for european nations. in fact, we know that there are some nations that express reticence for joining the us. sort of the partnership of the united states in terms of any sort of pushback against russia. and as a result, there were some divisions. now the president saying that there is sort of unity in pushing back against what it calls russian aggression. but this was the reason behind some of those fractures and friction, is the fact that there was this f

u. s. senate allies tell moscow a strategic gas pipeline would be sanctioned if prussia and bates, ukraine, and president biden warner key f to prepare for a possible russian offensive as early as next month. also coming up desperation in afghanistan. months after the taliban take over, people are running out of money. many can't feed their families and their children are close to starving. wait, find out what's hindering aid efforts. and it's often called the world's largest annual human migration. but this year again, travel in china ahead of the lunar new year is impacted by cope with restrictions. will have an update from beijing plus police comb through surveillance footage to find the suspect in a german museum jewel heist. their trial starts today. but the big question remains, where are the missing jams? ah, ah, hello and terry martin, thanks for joining us. stern warnings from the u. s. over russia's military build up on ukraine's borders on a phone call. thursday president biden urged his ukrainian counterpart laudermill zalinski to prepare for a possible russian invasion. washin

u. s. e. i will tell them was a lot in response to the belligerent escalation by saudi arabia and the u. s. e. and there are crimes against or blocked people. the missiles and thrown units of our armed forces carried out to successful large military operations. shopping at our armed forces, stress, its full preparedness to widen the scope of its operation in the coming period of time. and to meet escalations with further escalations, our armed forces renew, its warning to the foreign companies. investors within the u. e to leave as the u. e is declared an unsafe country and the target of our future operations, so long as its belligerents and siege against him and is not halted. he is chairman of the golf research center and he says the u a had been expecting a tax like this for months. us data, but it is. we're prepared for the with the criminal act been done by the c to a target civilian and send this ballistic massage. i think it was expected to couple of months because you did indicate that you ease a target for them and you be prepared for that. i don't think one or 2 attacks should be

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u. s. essentially telling ukraine to stay focused, to worry about the bigger issues and things such as the political instability, allegedly committed by the former president, mr. port shanker can be dealt with in due time, a little sex re blinkin is also told to have millions of dollars in military aid for ukraine. now he knows that this is one of the areas of tension with russia on the shoulder to raise this at the meeting in geneva, later in the week. well, it's very certain to be raised along with the other russian demands that tell ukraine as well as a few other ra, eastern european countries not be allowed to join nato, that nato reposition it's of. it's for deployed troops in central and eastern europe and pull them back to the previous lines, a if 1997. before the nato alliance started admitting of former members of the soviet patch to the military of self defense alliance. this is also a matter of mister blank and having to deal a sensibly with russian demands that the u. s. give written answers to. these are demands for what russia calls. it's need to protect it, sovereignty and t

u. s olympic committee have issued a warning to athletes headed to beijing for the winter games that start just 18 days from now the u. s olympic committee is tellinghe athletes not to bring their personal cell phones or laptops with them. the committee says those devices could leave athletes open to electronic surveillance by the chinese government. canada issued a similar warning to its team. china says it takes seriously the importance of protecting personal information which would only be made public if it quote is necessary. but it didn't say what those circumstances might be. somebody area airports are awaiting this week's rollout of the new five g c band service from verizon and at and t ktvu is tom baker explains why the rollout could cause headaches for travelers starting wednesday. on monday, bad weather played a key role in the cancelation of well over 1600 flights in the u. s in bad weather, pilots and passengers want every bit of safety technology working when the plane is landing and close to the ground. as of monday, the faa says only 45% of all u. s commercial passenger and cargo aircraft have authorization for low visibility landin

u. s. strategic petroleum reserve tell, provide a supply we need as we recover from this pandemic, guess how many barrels of oil a day the us consumes around 20000000. how many barrels did buy to release $50000000.00? 2 and a half days was not exactly a big win, but big enough to come out looking like a decisive leader taking action. after all, sometimes all that matters is that you'll seen to be doing something, even if you do fail to win them all over. the reason gas prices are going up is because the oils and louisiana and texas and the dip sticks and wash and they say 2021, the people prayed that lights wouldn't get caught. oh, so the year politicians showed that it's a crime to let a good crisis go to waste 15 past 11, moscow time, the savings still come on the weekly live for moscow with the kevin. now we britton's the code. that case is tough to $160000.00 on the is day capping off a week in which it was claimed, vulnerable children's lives were being put at risk by the overstretched health service. ah ah ah ah mm. oh, driven by drink shaped bankers and those with airs sinks we da

u. s. embassy in ukraine tells diplomats families to leave and edges other americans to go to fighting the threat of a russian invasion. taliban leaders arrive a no way to disc.

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u. s. media has been telling me that russia has this outrageous catastrophic list of demands that will start a new cold war. and you have these 5000 word articles that about this list of demands, but they don't show you the list which he and what, his a 100 words. i and, and, and russia had 8 demands. 3 of them were we recognized the u. n. we talked to each other, we stopped calling each other adversaries. how outrageous the other 5 are, the exact demands that the united states would make of russia, if there was a missile in cuba, right? stop putting missiles on our border, stop putting troops on our border. stop doing military games on our border stop. i stop a enlarging nato and stop it is supporting your so called security at the expense of ours. you know, these are absolutely reasonable things to sit down to discuss. if you think of russia asked a partner in a discussion rather than a misbehaving child to be kicked around to set an example to all the other misbehaving children in iran and korea and, and a china and around the world. so, you know, nato is not interested in resolving this.

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u. s. embassy in ukraine tells diplomats families to leave and urges other americans to go to citing the threat of a russian invasion. taliban leaders arrive in no way to discuss of gary sanitary crisis, but protesters say they shouldn't be welcome. and i sold the biggest battle in syria in years. they're attacking a prison, trying to free jails. memphis. ah, thank you very much for joining us. gun fire has been heard into the night in brooklyn of fossils capital, where a curfew is in place after a mutiny by soldiers. internet services have also been shut down earlier, the government insisted it remains in control denying that been an attempted call. henry wilkins, 3 fourths from walker ducal downside military barracks, in downtown market. you may recall, broken only by the sound of gunfire. cultures, era went inside the camps and spoke to the soldiers. they made a series of demands, but did not call for the dismissal of became for our 1st president. rock bori, a z, a z please. i started a lawyers made by me that differ. got 3 with saying kills you personally. alamitos are valued. their

u. s. embassy in ukraine tells diplomats families to leave and urges other americans to go to fighting the threat of a russian invasion. taliban leaders arrive in norway to discuss of danny's sanitary in crisis, but protesters say they shouldn't be welcome and data from israel suggests a force corbett 19 vaccine dose. triples resistance to serious illness among people over 60. ah, gunfire has been heard into the night 10 broken apostles, capital where a curfew is in place after a mutiny by soldiers. internet services have also been shut down earlier, the government insisted it remains in control denying that been an attempted cool. henry wilkins reports from walker google downside military barracks in downtown. why could see the neary. com broken only by the sound of gunfire? al jazeera went inside the camps and spoke to the soldiers. they made a series of demands, but did not call for the dismissal of bikini fossils president rocca bori as if they see corsica in point pleasant. my cm's yard said mud with lawyers, me by me. they differ. catherine with saint george about the little alumnus

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u. s. and the u. k. telling there a diplomatic staff in a ukraine a to leave the country. the you says, no, we're not going anywhere. i'm do they have a different read of the reality on the ground? that must be layla. there must be some questions that essentially the e u doesn't feel that the sort of tension is quite as high as the americans say that it is joseph parade. the e foreign policy chief on his way into this meeting said that that's what they're looking forward to hear from, from secretary of state anthony blinkin. as we say, there's been some sort of differing positions and not always precise unity firstly within the european union. but also between the u. s. and the europeans and jack as we speak. and nato has put troops on stand by and military equipment is being dispatched to eastern europe or what do the ministers make of that development? well, this is exactly the opposite of what russia is demanding. russia has been demanding that nato troops and american troops with withdrawn from eastern europe. and they demand that there are a promises from the nato mil

u . s. e. i will tell them was a lot in response to the belligerent escalation by saudi arabia and the u. s. e. and there are crimes against or blocked people. the missiles and thrown units of our armed forces carried out to successful large military operation. job in our armed forces, stress, its full preparedness, to widen the scope of its operation in the coming period of time and to meet escalations with further escalations, our armed forces renewed warning to the foreign companies. investors within the u. e to leave as the u. e. is declared an unsafe country and the target of our future operations, so long as it's belligerents and siege against him and is not halted. toby, on the soviet, is a principal analyst for middle east and north africa, the political risk consultancy various make full croft. he says these attacks shift for security risk and the region is a difficult dilemma facing the iraqi authorities now increasingly under threats from that he sees. but at the same time, we've seen over the last 4 or 5 years, we've had a pretty extensive military campaign in yemen. and rather

u. s. economy to meet that demand hasn't grown, in fact is probably shrunk, as we can tell with a loss of workers in u. s. economy, the supply chain strains that we're all well aware of the chip shortages. so those that sort of demands supply mismatch and means that there's a lot of money chasing. not as many good something you look at it in the car market . in particular, where used car prices have risen the best part of 40 percent in the last year because he just can't get hold of a brand new car. so these sorts of dislocation, so bottlenecks in amidst good demand is, is really what's driving the inflation story. james, i want to drill down into something a bit more policy related in some detail. so just bear with me a 2nd while i sort of go through this with our viewers, build back bear satcher 3 words which are at the core of jo biden's, economic plans and act which includes social policy, hundreds of billions of dollars for climate change programs. and increase in taxes on corporations and the richest individuals. although put in doubt because of senators from joe biden's own parties that th

it's too soon to tell, but the u. s. might have reached its peak as of wednesday, an average of nearly 800000 cases recorded every day. but that very figure is expected to drop with new york and other major cities now showing a decline in new cases. alley marked out as the chief strategy officer for population health at the university of washington. and says, as expected to be a rapid downward trend in on the chrome cases. we have big the new method states and them of cases. and we are coming down at the national level, that is a variation between one state to another. and the reason for this is that the rise and that have been declined as on the ground is so infatuated infecting everybody that is out and about. and it's coming down as fast as it goes up. but the good news and most of the infections are symptomatic and it's much less severe than what we have seen before about 95 percent less severe. done all the violence that we have seen before. the netherlands is reported its highest number of daily cove at 19 infectio

u. s reporter stephanie ramirez tells us about the growing popularity of kate and n95 masks.. guys two years into this, and so many masks what is safe and what is not. i spoke with the johns hopkins center for health and security expert who says that these two so we're talking about the k and 95 the n95 masks essentially the same thing, but one is the chinese version. the other one is the american version with certain standards for the american version. you should see noise stamped on the american version . n95 masks which stands for national institute for occupational health and safety, meaning it meets those standards . the expert dr amish, adalja told me it's hard for even him to point out a counterfeit masks. the seriously does say there are international standards for k n95 masks and they warn about 60% of k n 95. respirators are fake. i do think it does pose a danger because if somebody is wearing a mask they think provides higher levels of protection than it does make me engage in high risk activities, thinking they have a higher level of protection. you also have to m

u. k. prime minister tells m p 's he has.

u. s. is seeing right now? yeah, good question. let me 1st tell you where am this is the mandalay bay hotel and resort convention center. and we are in one of their press conference halls. and what you see here behind me is intel, people actually packing up, they had a press conference here, which was not in person, not life, they had taped something. they played it out. that was the press conference played something live from somewhere from the seo in to this occasion. and that's it. and now they're leaving intel. i be an intel, microsoft, google, amazon. those companies who are not showing up here who opted not for in person presence. and why is that? you mention it because the danger off catching armor crone here is? yeah. big as big as a super spreader event, this could be a super spread event. that's why you mentioned that also. we have those tests here . you see everybody who's coming here does not only have to be vaccinated, of course japs, but he also get the test there. 2 tests in there and you have to supposed to self test every day and

u. s. capital police chief tells the senate committee that they're working to resolve their security issues a year after the storming of congress and, and sport bangladesh pull off one of the biggest wins in their test cricket history . and the will be here with that story. and ah, argentina, australia, the netherlands and sweden are among the latest countries to report record numbers of covert cases. and the united states has registered another 869000 daily cove infections as disruptions to schools, flights, hospital care, and other services continue. the latest figure follows date on tuesday that revealed more than 1000000 cases in a 24 hour period occur occurred, although this was likely inflated by the new year holiday. the u. s. centers for disease control says the 7 day average of new cases is up a staggering 98 percent last week. we should not be complacent since the increased trans miss ability, ovarian may be omicron might be overridden by the sheer volume of the number of cases that may be a reduced severity, but could still stress our hospital system. alan fisher has more now fro

u. s. in europe get, tell what they want, which is essentially a maintenance of the status quo with alto inadvertently offending some in the russian government and possibly precipitating a deeper crisis. rosen phone, i, thanks very much. thus rosalind jordan of the u. s. state department, let's go to dasa jabari, who's talking to us from moscow and russia's father, ministry has already said that appropriate measures, as we mentioned before, would be taken if the us fails to respond with security to secure, to demonstrate this is the response we have to wait, now, of course to see what russia does next. hey, yes, and the big question was um, before this surprise visits and by the us ambassador to the foreign ministry this evening in moscow, was whether or not this document to be made public. the russian form mr. survey lover had said that it would be up to the americans to decide whether or not they would release the pipe. they their response publicly. and it seems that the u. s. secretary of state has confirmed that they will not because they want, as he said, to give diplomacy a chance. they wished t

u. k. prime minister tells m p 's. he's got no intention of stepping done despite revelations of possible locked on violations piling up. sorry, coalition launches a series of air strikes on yemen, master toothy rebels fired missiles into the united out of the ambulance and drop bitcoin the i m f, says el salvador is risking its financial stability by adopting the crypto come and see as legal tender. ah, russia says it's ready to take appropriate measures if it doesn't get a constructive answer from the west on it's security demands. foreign minister, such a lovely also said moscow doesn't want the you or the organization for security and cooperation in europe involved and talks to ease tensions over ukraine. western powers are showing up defenses against a possible russian invasion. if you, when you're good, you should go through a few little if a constructive response does not arrive and the west continues its aggressive course. moscow will, as president putin has said on more than one occasion, take the necessary re

here on, on the international challenges in scheme, brussels that will a piece activists did tell us that the u. s. has broken its promises to moscow time and time again. all calls law has been promised that the nature wouldn't take offense eastward and not putting its military installations closer to the russian border. that if you know from the 1997 on, there has been several waste of expansion towards the east, including former soviet union rep, every slide, the bulk space. and now that's why, for russia, it's important to have guarantees, not only spend further, as you know, in book in 2008th grade. and georgia has been promised that they become a member of nato. and this is an acceptable, this is the red line. i think for most of our proposals, made by russia loc december to fix had been presented to god. you have been called aggressive. if you look up for both i think they were considering and our many that just okay, well let's go back to our top story this because 3 prime minister boris johnson has finally apologized and admitted that he did attend a much criticized party at the height of

u. k. prime minister tells m p 's. he has no intention of stepping down following revelations of possible locked down violations. the saudi coalition launches a series of air strikes on yemen after coal. the rebels fired missiles into the united arab emirates. and we hear from the kurdish refugee whose desperate journey for a better life in europe ended with him in detention. ah, hello. russia says that it's ready to take appropriate measures if it doesn't get a constructive answer from the west on it's security demands for minister surrogate lab revolves said moscow doesn't want the you nor the organization of security and cooperation in europe involved and talks to ease tensions over ukraine, a western powers are showing up defenses against a possible russian invasion. so the u. s. is working with gas ex borders to limit europe's dependence on russian gas. far as a mirror will visit the white house on monday. the crisis has prompted one of the biggest mobilizations of western forces in europe. a 3rd shipment of ameri