u. s. things like that happened here. got a moment, much of the side of leaks these barry hopefully not brought out. they open that. we've had those kinds of atrocities happen to us here in the united states. i talked to elders who told me that all the children in the village had to leave and there was an ear required in the village. there was no sound of children who the headmaster wept my bareback with the rebel horn. i couldn't, we couldn't catch my breath. i passed out a little boy said they had to hold me up and one more when i started to behave this finance nice it's history has to be told me or oh. ringback ringback ringback a very capable student who. ringback speaks raise your mother's friendly manner. wondering parents, a little jimmy and blocking the rain. when we 1st heard about the children, married in kamloops, canada, that brought mack a flood of memories for myself and many. and my generation of our own experiences in morning was just kind of writing under the surface of our consciousness. here's my dad, m

u. s. thing that the human kid has situation integral has been worsening. and people need food and those things has complicated they should because in my opinion the united states is not considered about. busy the humanitarian issue of that last grade because the blood of the people are the grades red legs of blood to for libya, and that will lead to for your many liberal. i've got stuck people, so it's different for the next it to be on the so it's this is not about sympathy to the people that the greg show. we will have a my apologies, i that the t p. i left disputes that they started the conflict and the un has accused ethiopia blocking a deliveries to take rye. i will have to leave it to you. and as you said, is now working a booklet for the united states, because whatever the says that you and your peach, when the truck gets quite into the when the nation and force of the band meant that taxes are you in the us and already begun to crack, meanwhile, correspondent stated that millions of people are at risk of starvation. we're going to have to leave it t

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u. s. domination u. s. p u to polarity, and come in as junior partners and help us solve climate crisis. and other things like that, well, china and russia are not willing to play that role anymore. as a chinese foreign minister and to top foreign policy official made clear to blanket in sullivan in anchorage. you can't talk to us for a position of strength anymore. and russia is showing the same thing. and so we're, it's, that's why we're at this attention point. now we're, we're all worried that it's good to unravel with his entangling alliances. u. s. is not officially have responsibility to come to ukraine's military defense. they're not part of nato. united states is not have responsibility to come to, ty, ones, military defense. we are position is strategic ambiguity. yet we're saying bite is making statements on both fronts, to indicate that we will. and that's even more provocative and more dangerous in our all, i, me at the end of the day it's very, very simple as a biden administration, like the previous administrations days, demanding that the world accept american hegemony. and that is erodin

u. s. the thing, record numbers of officers leaving the force and recruitment numbers away down despite the types of incentives to boost them. when you thought treating those who hunt for criminals as the criminals themselves, that also willing to go out and take a bullet, few hello, the competent people who would make good police offices, a refraining because they feel that they and go to prison for doing their job to be a police officer, you put your life in jeopardy. now some feel they're not protected. the criminals have more rights than police officers to day and have for what you wish for what started as a catchy slogan and a bed to be down with the voters turned into a radical agenda that's been kind to criminals and cruel to the lawful i will return to cov 19 because we'll palestine start to push their citizens to get a booster shot. the world health organization has expressed opposition to rich countries extending their inoculation program. while vaccination rates are so low, in poor countries, across much of africa, less than 10 percent of the population has had a single days. no

things. is the u. s looks added to by administration . looks at it is low cost. ok, but the outcomes could be catastrophic. go ahead, daniel. you know, i've always, i've often thought about the irrationality of us one policy. and i've also often thought of it in terms of mistakes, but i really no longer think that way. i think these mistakes are all very well plans, and i think it has to do with very, very powerful vested interest in the united states that depend on continuing conflict in the rest of the world to justify massive, massive military budgets to justify the u. s. military industrial, complex, think tank, complex media complex. all of these things are built on a house of sand. they rely on conflict and for about 20 years, it was the war on terror and that sustained what i think that was more of a bridging maneuver. and now we're back into territory where they feel more comfortable cold war 2 point. oh, and this time we have a new a costar, which is china with the old bad boy, russia. so i think i'm beginning to think these things are all very well plan

u. s. that arbitrary timelines and deadlines for shifting the countries over to green energy. however, we've seen green tech is not mature yet to handle this much demand. so the only thing the u. s. is doing is shifting and exporting pollution. pretty much the same thing. it's done with the rare earth lining minerals industry. they just export it all of that pollution over to china while importing the minerals themselves. and in this case, it's exporting emissions and drilling over to the middle east and importing oil. but the thing is emissions is emissions no matter where it's generated. the only thing is that now these emissions aren't on the u. s. as carbon balance sheets. so on paper, it looks good, even though it is still responsible for consuming the end product fuel. so it's very hypocritical to say the least and it totally undermines the u. s. as call for green energy, because what it's actually doing is putting this glaring spotlight on green tech and showing the world just how new and unreliable and not self sustaining. the current state of green tech is because it fil is truly effective and cost efficient . the market will have absolutely no problem switchin

but you know, it really thing to be honest by the u. s. government isn't just, you know, something all this crude oil into some big pool that everyone then gets. it does need to take a need take it. and the 1st tranches mentioned you mentioned earlier is, is a loan. so if you take a loan now that you have to repay in, in a couple of years time, you are ex, effect. we taking a pun, they bet on fuel prices, and it depends very much on the condition that this loan will be off of that, whether you want it or not. and the 2nd trash will be put out in an ultimate tender and it just will depend on whether the the private. ready oil industry figures, that's a good deal because b and this is a big difference between us and china, which is also released as of last month. china isn't part of the lineage agencies that are not bound by this pledge to not influence prices. they're quite open about whether they like prices or not. and also, and in china, the vast majority of companies will vote. so the government just a lot of what to do that is not the

u. s. senate. kimberly help it al jazeera, the white house. thing in the u. s. closing arguments have been made in the amount of auburn murder trial. 3 white men are accused of killing aubrey, an unarmed black man last year in the state of georgia. he was shot dead was jogging after being chased by the men in pickup trucks. one of them, travis, mike, michael testified that he saw aubrey as a threat and he acted in self defense. she advertised these in washington dc says a prosecution, argued aubrey was not killed in self defense. the thing about georgia law there, it does have a very specific emphasis on, on what's called accomplish liability. so even if you're just part of a crime, if you seem to be contributing to that crime, you can be held liable. and that's where the prosecution is going for. the, the, the, the prosecutor also saying, look, you festival aubrey was unarmed. he was running away. you can't claim self defense . if you are the one who actually instigated the altercation, you never mentioned anything about us. it was the rest to to the police a

u. s. military industrial complex, think tank, complex media complex. all of these things are built on a house of sand. they rely on conte looking for about 20 years. it was the war on terror and that sustained what i think that was more of a bridging maneuver. and now we're back into territory where they feel more comfortable cold war 2 point. oh, and this time we have a new costar, which is china with the old bad boy, russia. so i think i'm beginning to think these things are all very well planned to keep these people working. whereas we would probably say they deserve to be out of work. but i think these mistakes are well planned. i think the us once a conflict, but not necessarily a war, and that's why it is so dangerous. they want to see how far they can push the conflict. and assume that russia and china won't go all in when you assume in that situation, that's not a lot of room for maneuver. i don't think. yeah, the leader that's like putting it's like bedding your entire fortune on a day trader. that's an american cor policy. that day trader daniel just explained i

u. s. the 1st thing you'll hear about when there isn't a black had coaches, while there weren't enough assistance, we didn't have the pipeline. well, you could fix that if you want to fix the pipeline. clearly there is a talent pool for, for a cricket not to be as white as it is. this is a choice. people are making lee. you know, what worries me is that people in sport running sport. no, they need to fix things now because they're back against the wall. so there is some good that will come out of this cause some things will be fixed. i mean, it's extraordinary that the bedrooms, a black man in america and the protest. a lot of the protest happened around sport only that could lead to any action and was alex said, then you shall one, even taking any notice of that a tool. and that that case is actually in isolation. but what, what we may have around georgia. so the english cricket board, you know, that's how they died by diversity on the field in a world cups, any fun against the zealand. they're bringing a new game this morning, inclusive in terms of gender and families, as well as wife called to

u. s. revenue is things that seriously to please it by the tax avoidance strategies, all of these companies. but there is others who are really mouth pieces for those multi nationals and don't want to see them pay their fair share of tax. so yes, i think it would in perilous. i mean, i don't believe as bad as the deal is i don't believe the irish government, whoever it really acted as champions of tax piracy and operated as a tax haven. i don't think they would have even gone along with it. did this minimal deal if it weren't for at the pressure from the biden administration? so i think it would seriously jeopardizes i would, as we discussed. i mean, even if the deal is agreed and it's so minimal, it's very questionable what difference it would make. and i think we really certainly what i would be arguing here is that at yes at, we should have a minimum affective res i. but it has to be a genuinely minimum effective rate, and it should be a lot higher than it currently is. i mean, it's an absolute scandal that the cleaning woman a in google in dublin pays a higher proportion of her at meage

u. s. s. r. they were spreading leaflets. the thing that the queen was going to become the 2nd france, my lawyer, and i say i knew what the telescope give it, that they should. she knew it suddenly unless the po good, them annoy switches, maybe to william. still it will it, she stuff went up again. ye scam like hel. sale you could toto boy love sosa. like de leon? yeah. okay. in the what serious go sales? ah, yes, good. a propaganda to so many me for my going, so n, as in music occurring as wish thought. lost on religion also get on rebel grains come a little more mission confusion. um i say actin less nucleation with an idea better one more sure to let us in july 1990 ukraine following russia adopted the declaration of state sovereignty. march 17th, 1991. there's a referendum and ukraine on the future of the soviet union. it includes 2 questions . one, do you consider the preservation of the union of soviet socialist republics as a renewed federation of equal sovereign republics, in which the rights and freedoms of an individual of an

u. s. dollar rails. well, things are starting to fall apart. and a little bit too late for them to realize that the game is over. and this extraordinary event happened while we were here on stage at la bic. com, in san salvador. what we saw is that, you know, here was the positivity and relentless optimism over in the united states at the bloomberg conference of the fi out legacy system. we saw this headline, hillary clinton at bloomberg's, new economy forum issues, a warning on crypto currency quote. what looks like a very interesting and exotic effort has the potential for undermining currencies for undermining the role of the dollars as reserve currencies for destabilizing nations. so it's, it's bitcoin, which is the stabilizing nations, is bitcoin, which is d stable now using the dollar, which has been weaponized and sanctioned at all sorts of nations around the world, from even accessing that rails of that system. is bitcoin that did that? not the us dollar, you know, authorities. yeah, i think hillary clinton is right. big claim is essent

u. s. r and china has got to be viewed as a good thing at the moment. or what else can we have but, but hope given, i mean, it's true. i mean, historically, what can we also expect that but broken promises and fluffiness but like this is a climate emergency we have to have, i mean, there's no choice, right? but i think it's very much what this was. this was designed to elicit, at least as andrew was saying that i mean the masters, at least china in the us, are fighting on this one issue. and it was, it was reported that in fact in order to get to this initiative trying to in the us have had 1030 or other virtual meetings over 10 months in order to come up with this, this initiative. and we had, actually, in the recent weeks john kerry was hoping for some, some kind of splashy announcement with china. so what did they come up with? where to bring pretty, pretty really, really but, but again, as you say, we got it, it's something. so there is a working group that they're setting up, which is specifically going to be concentrating on what the 2 countries c

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u. s. in france to patch things up, took 2nd place to the sweeping endorsement of a minimum 15 percent tax on the world's largest corporations. and economist explained to us why wealthy nations like the u. s. will be the main beneficiaries. it will never be in the interest of the government, the u. s. government, and any other wealthy countries to get more faxes, but what they do with it. i mean, that's going to really influence food benefits new doesn't. generally speaking, countries and wealthier companies rather based and wealthy countries are, can re much less affected by this than the global bit of tactful effect doesn't work. i personally wouldn't try to create a, a global block of minimum patches. but one thing that could be done is also to lower the barriers to, to bringing technology skills, information transfer to all the nations of the world with actually actually their barrier to that actually don't, don't, they don't, they don't help better. and they, they're a barrier to the spread of information, the raises productivity and raises standards of living and all that sort of thin

so that's, that's good surely that on me thing the u. s. you've been pushing china. busy to join some global compact on reducing anything, china says no by principle, we're not going to be involved in that. that's up to you developed countries, the historical pollutants do that. so what they're saying during this initiative is, are they will set up their own national action plan specifically about me. thank. all right, that's, that's good. no change in when china will reach peak emissions still 2030. but this is interesting to carry about press conference and as far as us officials are concerned where having china is already reached, peak peak emissions of greenhouse gases and is already kind of clattered. which is interesting. bella ruth says the e u is provoking a refugee and migrant standoff as an excuse to impose new sanctions. it's related to an escalating back and forth. you has accused president alexander lucas shanker . of using people as a form of hybrid warfare. about 2000 are stuck in freezing conditions on the border with oakland. 170 dr. was working for

everyone as a terrorist, now the prime minister, you know, when they use the language, they say things like the u. s. and officials, they called ices, the cancer, this type of thing, right? but the kind of weeds, tongue, so they say it's referring to a political party to get well, the same point remains. you've just classified anyone who is involved in this struggle that the grand or want to be and then you're using this type of di, humanizing language against that political party, but you've classified the terrorist organization. so i think that usually problematic ramifications that the grand population at large. and of course that's exactly what we're seeing in terms of the right to to grade and civilian life. and i'm horace. it is not including the state repression that with being on the what is a very sweet, thanks facebook version, the emergency. there's just been an act that now as the fight get closer to it's likely that this sort of repression and there's sort of not violence against the grey and civilian intensifies. so it's just an incredibly wiring situation. partly because about the hum

u. s, which sees even things as simple as more squaring, as incursions on personal liberty. that kind of attitude is not helping that. he's making the situation worse, stand by for just a moment or will delve into the economic discussion a little bit more, but take a look at the statistics. so as we mentioned earlier, this new variant is threatening to undo the recent economic recovery. if there was one, millions of people lost their jobs when businesses were forced to close. during the initial wave of the pandemic, global supply chains are still severely disrupted as a result of staff sorta, jones. and many ports are clogged with shipments, causing supply shortfalls, as well as raising prices. and the international monetary fund predicts the cost of food and gas will rise by 4.3 percent this year. and that is the biggest jump since 2011. and on the issue of travel, in particular off my dog. well, oma, the president of south africa, i'm sure you know, has called on countries which have imposed research travel bands on his country as well as some other regional countries to u

u. s. government over the question of patenting. he's the thing, aside from access to government coffers, the company also had help from some of the best brains in the land, working closely with federal scientists to create the vaccine that even gives them a note of thanks in one of its full patient applications, acknowledging their role and designing some components, but that's where the thanks stops. the company had all along recognized substantial role that the n i h has played in developing, madame is covered 19 vaccine. but only madame assigned to design the vaccine. why exclude and federal scientists from most documents? they're also excluding them from a share of the profits. madana claims, as sole creator of the technology. it alone should read the rewards. and on surprisingly, federal authorities are happy and what their cut of the profits off truly work together for 4 years or other corona viruses. but also a year of discussions with my data. a resolution is no closer. the national institute for allergy and infectious diseases disagrees

u. s. canada joins the e. u in whole thing, fly from the 6 southern african nations and johannesburg, the new restrictions of left the passengers scrambling to get out. coupled with country bonding. flights. airlines have cancelled departure from south africa to the u. k. ahead of the approaching deadline, the flight to some other western nations including the west saw continuing until monday, pul, asleep has gauge the opinions in south africa's main international airport. now let's try to going back to sign on. this is close everything defamation. so this time these people know very good calling to the sign. honda said no on site from cutting off every plane coming from 1000 i freak out with immediate immediate effect and then we checked on the front and the flight wasn't consult. we should have been back to paris yesterday evening and to the west can. so i'm not kidding. 10 minutes before to get in the plane. we met a young girl, you know, she was 20 and she was promoted from a tray and she was crying. she didn't know where

so there's a real shortage of workers is affecting things as well. and also the u. s. is dealing with cement inflation worries. there is also a having a, having an effect here on black friday numbers. we will get the total analysis of where the numbers are for, for another day or 2. but bottom line is i think retailers are saying that this is not looking like what they were hoping for now with the new variant coming out. and these new travel restrictions, it probably is going to affect things even worse. right. and tell us why these figures are important. what's it, how is it an important indicator for economic health and wages and employment? yeah, i mean, as the world, the world economy has been devastated from the pandemic. so retailers were hoping that this holiday season would be the 1st one and 2 years really, where they've been able to really regain some of the losses over the last couple years. we'll see if that's the case, but it's looking like it's not going to be as good as that hope. all right, thank you very much. deborah elizondo jenny said the latest on

u. s. doesn't look too bad place to say things looking little better. now for jamaica, we have seen some very heavy rain recently, just around at western side of the caribbean. that wet weather is pushing further west. ah, ah, apostle thought in relations between china and the united states, the planets to largest produces of emissions announce their joint plan to tackle climate change. ah, we get on camel santa maria, here in doha. this is the world news from al jazeera. the u. s. president is admitted consumer price as a to high and as pinning his hopes on an infrastructure bill to counter the biggest jump in inflation in 30 years. also a hopeless situation on the belarus po.

the pentagon reopened z u f o task force. 5 months after the previous group proved to be ineffective. things like the u. s. fails, insecure without searching for unidentified flying objects. this new group has a really big name. ah, big name, fake toss. says the pentagon takes all reports on have on objects very seriously. c well, if you'd like to dig for them to the ups or any of this our storage, a good place to start is r t dot com, always lively there of a weekend. i'm you know, mail saying bye for now. ah . with us dollars all to reserve currency in the days are numbered there. those even the big client community that held on hope that somehow the us dollar well remain on the world stage. but as hillary clinton or south points out, the coin is essentially undermining or destroying the u. s. dollar. because the u. s. dollar can't hold its purchasing power because it's via money and no fee money over the past 300 years has ever escaped trading to 0. you a tool that was bad for your eyes and your post. yeah. that it would stop you from having real friends and finding a girlfriend. but what they fail to

u. s. so it's a very strange thing to hear him say, my policies aren't affecting things when people here are saying, hey, like, actually biden is having more of an effect on oil prices and gasoline prices than opec. and what about the point though? that chair, the price of wholesale oil has fallen 10 percent that he made. he made that point and said that hasn't been passed on by they, by people who are serving into the pumps. is that fair? i think it's indicative of just like policy advisors to the president, not understanding what's happening. so what he was describing is fifa 1st in 1st out. so of course, it always takes time in both directions for gasoline prices to follow oil prices, both down and up. so it was amazing to hear that, but really i just always have admin on, on the home, get a gas companies aren't exactly renowned for, for being so generous with, with the consumers. are they, they, they are well known for making some money. so that might, might be a fair assumption to think that there's from people making money unfairly, harrison that actually, i mean, not really and sorry

u. s. has always been a huge exporter of culture. us entertainment, us pop culture, fashion, trends a way of life. these are all things that have been exported due to the u. s. as influence and now that influences being undermined by china and china's way of life . it's very interesting because obviously there's a lot of pressure from the business community to keep exactly what you just said going where we can export our culture to china. but obviously there have been some concerns in recent years over that now been expected that in the discussion will also surround the issue of climate change. what would the by the ministration be asking for from china in that regard? well here's, here's part of the problem with, with big questions about climate change, right. is that yes, essentially what the white house, the signaling in advance of this is that look, they're going to impress upon china. that this isn't really something that they're asking as a bargaining chip. this is in china's best interest, but here's here, the factor. china doesn't care about climate change right now. they care about energy, they care about che

ah, i oh, they're starting to say things like, we're gonna do exactly what we've done here at the u. s. government by blowing trillions of dollars on white elephants aren't boon dog holes. and somehow that's going to cure inflation, which of course, is just going to exacerbate in place there. this is a recipe for more inflation. so it's financial a literacy mixed with state sponsored propaganda over there at the major american networks. if we can now look into people's minds, rita force, the question then is a what kind of consequence will we take from us? i think he take the example fly. it would prevent us from lying. we wouldn't be able to lie anymore if everything becomes transparent, but what we're thinking for ah, hello again, our russian analyst, who is a key source for the now discredited steel dossier on a ledge from russia. collusion has pleaded not guilty to line to the f. b, i, he go down, jenko has been charged with 5 counts of lying about the information that he provided to chris, to the steel. the author of the dossier, if found guilty than shanker, could face up to 25 y

u. s. but this of course depends on a lot of things. it depends on whether vladimir putin should so wish it's a stand for re election in 2024. if he gets re elected and then the question of whether the resolution or becomes accepted on the us side and then it would lead add to this full breakdown as it were in their communications between the 2 countries. mutual media, we saw the proposed resolution every time we think we couldn't hear something more absurd, more aggressive, unfriendly, and constructed from across the ocean. and every time we are mistaken, we do hear it as quicken. seriously, it's yet another perfect demonstration of how the u. s. officially medals in other countries, domestic affairs, which pre tinney modeled. so of course it is early days in it's early doors in these air talk, sir. as it were, the proposition air for the resolution has only been released to day and then this reaction from moscow. so it does depend on a lot of things cause for the blood, mi putin, though, so wish to ruin be reelected, and whether it's

u. s consume per day. i don't have it given how well things are going. it's really little wonder that biden's piney at 2024. we run. if you wanted to celebrate thanksgiving this year with only foods that had risen of price last year, you could have hotdogs, she's lettuce and cookies. so even beyond the economic and financial effects of inflation in places, roy, in the visual style, taxman has tremendous social pictures, role is devastating. the by the administration is far more worried about making sure the blame is cast on the previous administration. as opposed to addressing the actual causes a better thing right now would be for the government to to observe some sort of fiscal. busy and monitor sobriety and what prices are go back to where they were before the pandora. but it seems like, as has been said many years by democratic politicians, are there not going to elect a good crisis going to waste and they're going to take every opportunity they can to get the sorts of policies. busy and the sorts of platforms passed while they stoker the not guilty

u. s. consumption levels. it's intended for dealing with supply disruptions caused by things like natural disasters, not for managing prices, but the white house has been under pressure to tap into reserves as gas prices continue to rise in the u. s. leading to falling approval numbers in recent months for the president. the biden administration also says, for the 1st time it has coordinated similar releases from countries like china, japan, and south korea. the united kingdom says it will allow oil companies to voluntarily release their reserves to help supply. biden is also cracking down on gas companies who have been enjoying lower oil prices in recent weeks, but not passing savings on to americans. that's why bash the federal trade commission to consider whether potentially illegal now competitive behavior in the oil and gas industry is causing higher prices for consumers. the bottom ministration touts clean energy as an alternative to costly fossil fuels. but the u . s. infrastructure is nowhere near ready to achieve that goal. my effort to combat climate change is not raising the price of gas. all eyes will no